Tripod design for wisdom, benevolence & courage; versatile use
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Wisdom, Benevolence, Courage – The three-legged base features elephant motifs, symbolizing peace and the three essential virtues.
Balanced Grandeur – A body that opens upward, echoing the concept of “six directions” (above, below, north, south, east, west).
Versatile Use – The gaiwan can be used alone or paired with the matching teacup for sharing tea.
Fine Details – Delicate engravings on the elephant feet and lid enhance tactile and visual appeal.
Master-Level Craftsmanship – Requires inverted firing and precision alignment to ensure perfect lid fit and structural stability.
Designed by contemporary white porcelain artist Heinrich Wang, each piece embodies Eastern philosophy and contemporary form.
Transforming life philosophy into functional art, conveying a Zen-inspired modern aesthetic.
Crafted with a transparent glaze technique, revealing the pure beauty of porcelain’s natural white after firing.
Only human hands can convey their warmth — every NewChi Porcelain piece is handmade, embracing the challenges of fine porcelain craftsmanship.
Perfect for important festivals, greetings to elders, corporate gifting, and art collections — conveying taste and blessings. If you would like a handwritten all-occasion card, please note your request in the remarks field at checkout.
For custom wooden or acrylic bases, please contact customer service.
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Brewing Tea with a Gaiwan
Warm the gaiwan and cup, add 3–5g tea leaves, pour hot water along the wall, steep for 30–60 seconds, then pour into the teacup.
Mid-Autumn Gift Inspiration
Perfect for elders, corporate partners, or friends abroad; pair with other porcelain pieces for a complete gift set.
Care & Storage
Hand-wash with mild detergent and soft sponge; avoid metal brushes; store with cushioning to protect the sculptural legs.
Heinrich Wang, founder of NewChi Porcelain and Tittot, is one of Taiwan’s most representative contemporary artists in white porcelain and liuli glass. Renowned for infusing philosophy and poetry into object design, his works have been exhibited at the National Museum of History in Taiwan, the Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute, and the Triennale di Milano, earning recognition from collectors worldwide. Every porcelain piece is personally overseen by Wang, offering an aesthetic choice that unites artistry, cultural depth, and practical function.
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