The porcelain glaze on this stunning tea set is called “oil drip,” which was first developed in Fujian Province during the Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE). The set includes a teapot, gaiwan, fair cup, six tea cups, a leaf bowl, a pitcher, and a tea strainer with a stand. 

For more information about how to use this tea set, please call us at 1-888-VIP-TEAS. The tea set includes samples of our newest artisan oolong and black tea packets from Wuyi Provence. 

Product Details: Gaiwan: Width (including saucer and lid) = 4.63″ | Height = 4.25″ | Gaiwan Capacity = 5 oz |  Cup: Height = 1.5″ | Diameter = 3 | Cup Capacity = 3 oz” | Height = 2.38″ | Width = 3.38″ | Fair Cup: Height = 3″ | Width: 4.5″ | Capacity: 6 oz | Tea Pot: Height = 3.5″ | Width =3.75″ | Capacity = 5 oz | Tea Set Weight: 63.3 oz | Product Care: Hand-washing recommended.

Fun Fact: One of China’s eight famous porcelains, Jianzhang is named after Jian’an, the Fujian Province county where this china was first produced. Gaiwan means “lidded bowl.”