Gaiwan

Also known as Blanc de Chine, the city of Dehua has been producing its eponymous porcelain since the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644). These minimalist Gaiwan are exceptionally pleasant to touch and handle, making them perfect for beginners to Chinese tea brewing.

Nixing pottery from Qinzhou, Guangxi province, in southern China, has a history going back 1300 years. Made of a mixture of clays from the banks of the Qinjiang river, Nixing wares are typically baked unglazed at high temperatures to colours ranging from the characteristic deep brown to black and then polished to reveal an incredibly smooth surface.

Exquisite teacups handmade by renowned and highly collectible Chinese ceramic artists.