BARDO TEA Gaiwan
Best antique vessel for tea enthusiasts seeking an authentic brewing ritual.
Brewing with this century-old vessel transforms a routine cup into a meditative historical dialogue. You sacrifice the pristine perfection of modern mass-produced porcelain for the soulful, lived-in character of an authentic Qing Dynasty artifact.
$190.00
Who it's for
- Aesthetes seeking a sophisticated, timeless tea ritual
- Tea connoisseurs monitoring liquor color and clarity
- Versatile brewers switching between diverse tea varieties
Who should skip it
- Users requiring large-volume brewing or durable, heavy-duty equipment
- Casual drinkers preferring heat-insulated, easy-to-handle vessels
- Beginners intimidated by traditional gongfu pouring techniques
Performance breakdown
Historical Authenticity
A genuine century-old artifact that brings authentic heritage to your ritual.
Brewing Versatility
The fully glazed interior handles everything from delicate greens to pu-erhs.
Ergonomic Handling
Requires a steady hand and practice to master the traditional pour.
Material Integrity
Remarkably preserved ceramic that remains fully functional despite its antique age.
Maintenance Ease
Demands careful hand washing and avoids modern conveniences like dishwashers.
Tasting Precision
The 135 ml capacity is perfectly calibrated for focused, personal sessions.
Key Specs
Material
Ceramic (Glazed inside)
Capacity
135 ml (4.5 oz)
Dimensions
10.1 cm x 10.1 cm x 8.2 cm (4" x 4" x 3.25")
Height
3.25 inches
Weight
0.0 pounds
Lid Type
Removable
Server Type
Tea Pot
Filter Type
No Filter Required
Design Style
Traditional
Care
Hand Wash, No Soap
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