foshou midnight gaiwan New teaware Perhaps our mildest Yan Cha

Perhaps our mildest Yan Cha on offer

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

The suffix "lao" ("old" in Mandarin) refers to the long storage

foshou midnight gaiwan New teaware Perhaps our mildest Yan ChaThis 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