Lotus Gaiwan & Fairness Jug Set

Lotus Gaiwan & Fairness Jug Set

£26.95

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The Lotus Gaiwan & Fairness Jug Set comprises a beautiful porcelain brewing vessel which holds 160 ml of liquor so a perfect brew for one or to concoct multiple brews and share a tea drinking experience.  Crafted in porcelain, the Gaiwan set is adorned with hand-painted teal and lime floral… View more details

The Lotus Gaiwan & Fairness Jug Set comprises a beautiful porcelain brewing vessel which holds 160 ml of liquor so a perfect brew for one or to concoct multiple brews and share a tea drinking experience.  Crafted in porcelain, the Gaiwan set is adorned with hand-painted teal and lime floral illustrations.

This set consists of:

  • A Gaiwan (Base plate, main bowl & lid, holds 160 ml)
  • 2 tasting cups (each hold 30ml).
  • Fairness Jug (180ml)

The Gaiwan

Gaiwan’s are thought to have been developed in China during the ‘Ming Dynasty’ (1368-1644 AD).  And they remain popular today for both tea masters as well as tea beginners alike.  What we love about them is how they allow you to experience your tea in a whole new way, further engaging your senses.   So, if you have never brewed with one before, behold a whole new tea experience.

What is a fairness jug you may ask?  This jug is a lovely tool to complement the experience of brewing your tea in the Traditional Gaiwan.  Using a fairness jug is the perfect way to ensure that you can serve the same strength of tea to everyone.  Simply brew your tea traditionally in the Gaiwan then, pour the brewed tea into the fairness jug before serving in tasting cups.

Experience your tea in a whole new way.  Brewing your tea in a Gaiwan is a great way to further extend your sensory experience whilst enjoying your tea.  The physical interaction and ritualistic method of brewing in this way is both relaxing and enjoyable.  It is a brilliant way to drink tea either by yourself or with a guest.  When Brewing tea in a Gaiwan, often the tasting cups are small, created to be enjoyed and sipped slowly.  By using a jug, this simply means that you can stop the infusion of the tea leaves all at once from your Gaiwan and have the tea ready to serve.  This will ensure that you do not over-brew your tea.

Brewing with your Gaiwan

For a more in depth guide, visit our Blog post ‘How to Brew in a Gaiwan | Our 5 Step Guide

Have you joined in one of our online classes yet? Check them out here. The Gaiwan is the perfect vessel for brewing tea for mindfulness.

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