Imperial Wood-Fired Millefleurs Porcelain Gaiwan

The Pinnacle of Qing Dynasty Aesthetics
Step into the golden age of the Qing Dynasty with this masterfully recreated Millefleurs Gaiwan. Utilizing the ancient and highly demanding wood-fired kiln (Chai Yao) technique, this three-piece tea tureen (Sancai) is fired at extreme temperatures using rich pine wood. The resulting porcelain possesses a commanding steel-like durability paired with a warm, jade-like translucency. Highly vitrified, its surface is virtually impenetrable, ensuring it will never yellow, absorb odors, or retain tea stains, even after decades of daily use.

A Canopy of Ten Thousand Flowers
Meticulously hand-painted by specialized underglaze blue artisans, the intricate "Wan Hua" (Ten Thousand Flowers) motif blankets the porcelain without leaving empty space—a historical design symbolizing a flourishing, eternal spring. Featuring lush peonies, chrysanthemums, and lilies, the cobalt blue pigment penetrates deep into the biscuit, creating layered, three-dimensional depth that is both elegant and awe-inspiring.

• Authentic Wood-Fired Kiln: Fired using traditional pine wood, achieving an antique patina and ultra-dense, stain-resistant finish.
• Master Hand-Painting: The complex underglaze blue Millefleurs motif ensures the rich cobalt color remains vibrant and completely food-safe forever.
• Classic Sancai Architecture: A complete three-piece brewing vessel consisting of a perfectly fitted lid, bowl, and saucer.
• Commanding Scale: Bowl Mouth Diameter 9.9 cm (3.9"), Total Height 10 cm (3.9"), Saucer Diameter 14.7 cm (5.8"). Brewing Capacity 150 ml (5.1 oz).

Curated Set Option

Imperial Collector's Sancai Set

• 1x Wood-Fired Millefleurs Gaiwan Bowl
• 1x Custom-Fitted Porcelain Lid
• 1x Wide Porcelain Saucer Base
• 1x Premium Heritage Presentation Box