Small gaiwan
60–100 ml
- Tea amount
- 3–5 g
- Tea-to-water ratio
- 1:15–1:20
Ideal for focused solo sessions and shorter infusions.
Summit Breeze Tea
Junde-Style Low Pear-Shaped Teapot
The Junde form, named after the early-Qing teapot maker Zhang Junde, is associated with classic small Zhuni teapots.
Zhang Junde was especially known for finely made Zhuni small pots. Because teapots bearing the “Junde” mark became so recognizable, his name gradually came to refer to this type of form.
This low pear-shaped version has a flattened, rounded body and a very low center of gravity. Its shape follows a restrained structure: narrower above, fuller below, with the visual weight concentrated toward the base.
This restrained and well-proportioned aesthetic reflects the traditional Chinese appreciation for balance, composure, and understated elegance.
This piece is made from Zhuni using a semi-handmade process, with relatively thin walls, making it especially suitable for highly aromatic oolong teas.
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- USD 149.00
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Hand-Painted Details
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Each design is painted by hand by skilled artisans, rather than applied using printed decals. Subtle variations in the brushwork give each piece its own character. The artwork sits beneath a clear glaze, protecting the delicate brushwork and leaving a smooth surface.
Beauty Meets Function
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We choose our teaware with everyday use in mind, paying attention to weight, balance, and how each piece feels in the hand. From the way a gaiwan pours to the feel of a cup’s rim, small details shape the experience. We look for pieces that are as enjoyable to use as they are to admire.
High-Fired Porcelain
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Fired at over 1,300°C, our porcelain develops a dense body with low water absorption. The smooth glazed surface is easy to clean, making everyday care simple.
Its soft, lustrous finish highlights the delicate artwork and feels smooth in your hands. With proper care, these pieces can be enjoyed for years to come.
Find Your Ideal Gaiwan Size
Medium gaiwan
100–130 ml
- Tea amount
- 5–7 g
- Tea-to-water ratio
- 1:15–1:20
A versatile everyday size for one or two tea drinkers.
Large gaiwan
130–150 ml
- Tea amount
- 7–10 g
- Tea-to-water ratio
- 1:15–1:20
Well suited to sharing tea with a small group.
See The Difference
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| Tested for Lead & Cadmium Food-safe teaware for your daily gongfu tea ritual. | Yes | No |
| Hand-Painted Designs Painted by artisans, not printed decals. | Yes | No |
| High-fired Fired at high temperature for strength and durability. | Yes | Yes |
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