A lidded gaiwan inspired by the Baoxiang flower ornament of Cave 112 in Dunhuang. Hand-cut mother-of-pearl blooms across a deep black lacquer surface, bringing iridescent light to a form associated with the ritual and intimacy of tea.

Details

• Form: ingot-shaped lidded gaiwan
• Dimensions: 8.8 cm diameter × 7.4 cm high, including lid
• Capacity: approximately 110–120 ml
• Materials: ceramic, Japanese natural refined lacquer, luminous mother-of-pearl shell and copper
• Technique: hand-cut thin-shell inlay with smooth high-gloss polishing

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Each piece is finished by hand. Subtle variations in shell color, placement and lacquer surface are part of its individual character.

Care

• Use for serving tea only; do not heat directly.