foshou midnight gaiwan New teaware Perhaps in this deep

Perhaps in this deep

A perfect marriage of Chaozhou and Yixing could well be this: A classic Shui Ping ('balanced water') form pulled on the wheel from original clay of Huanglongshan

With the lightweight cup and lid pouring precisely and effortlessly

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The smooth jade white glaze provides a clean

foshou midnight gaiwan New teaware Perhaps in this deepThis midnight black ceramic gaiwan by Zhang Xue combines simplicity with thoughtful design. Its smooth, matte glaze gives it a modern, understated look, while the flared rim ensures easy pouring. The standout feature is the lids knob, shaped like a Buddhas Hand citrus (Foshou). This symbolic fruit, revered in Chinese culture for its association with blessings, longevity, and harmony, is rendered in a rich, golden hue, creating a striking contrast