Bring focused detail to your tea practice with Ru Porcelain Gaiwan(Tea Bowl) and Teacup 3 in 1 Ru Kiln Tea Set, selected by Kungfuyang for gongfu tea and daily rituals.
Product Highlights
- Gaiwan selected for gongfu tea and daily rituals
- Distinctive Ru-style glaze
- Capacity: 150ml
Materials & Craft
The source listing identifies Ru-style porcelain. Its Ru-style glaze gives this gaiwan a distinct visual and tactile character.
Small variations in tone, glaze, texture, brushwork, or dimensions can occur in craft-led pieces and are part of their individual character.
Product Details

Product Specifications
Gaiwan(Tea Bowl)
Capacity: 150ML
Diameter: 10.3CM
Depth: 9.0CM
Teacup
Capacity: 80ML
Diameter: 7.0CM
Depth: 4.0CM
Material: Ash Grey Clay
Food Safe: Yes
Packaging: Premium gift box
Ru Kiln — Crown Jewel of the Five Great Kilns
Of the five, Ru Kiln has always been regarded as the foremost. Its most iconic glaze is the legendary sky-blue, admired for its quiet elegance and jade-like luster.
This ethereal shade of blue captured Emperor Huizong’s heart, and Ru porcelain soon became exclusive imperial ware. Craftsmen spared no cost or effort in production, even adding precious agate to the glaze to achieve its uniquely smooth and jade-like texture.
The product is made with meticulous craftsmanship, careful selection, and elegant colors.
- Rich in a variety of rare trace elements
- Firing temperature: 1350°C
- Suitability is 80% higher than ordinary tea sets
1350°C High-Temperature Firing Process
Natural clay materials are used with a 1350°C high-temperature firing process. The clay is directly placed into the kiln and undergoes two rounds of firing. The process is complex, with a low yield rate of only 17%, making it highly collectible and adding value in terms of quality, tea nourishing, and sentimental worth.
Ru porcelain, esteemed as one of the Five Great Kilns, resembles jade in appearance and surpasses jade in quality. It was a valuable item in ancient imperial courts, with a flourishing craft of kiln production. A saying about Ru porcelain is 'Those with crab claw patterns are genuine, those without are even better.' Uncracked Ru porcelain pieces are considered even more precious.
Tea Ware Maintenance
Before using new tea ware, simply rinse it with boiling water to clean it.
During use, you can use a brush to spread tea juice on the surface of the tea ware to help moisturize it, and later appreciate the changes on the surface.
After use, please clean the tea ware with tea water, rinse it with clean water, and dry it. Ensure good ventilation, dry the ware completely, and avoid contact with oily or dirty substances.
Ideal For
This gaiwan is suited to gongfu tea and daily rituals, personal collections, and thoughtful gifting where appropriate.
Care Instructions
Hand wash gently with warm water unless the original specifications state otherwise. Avoid abrasive cleaners and sudden temperature changes, then dry completely before storage.
About Kungfuyang
Kungfuyang is dedicated to Chinese tea culture, bringing together expressive teaware, practical accessories, and distinctive teas for unhurried daily rituals. We focus on clear product details, thoughtful presentation, and pieces that help people build a personal tea practice.
Shipping & Packaging
Orders are prepared with protective packaging. Available shipping services, estimated delivery times, duties, and taxes are shown at checkout and can vary by destination.
FAQ
What is included?
The included pieces, capacity, dimensions, and finish are defined by the selected variant and the preserved product specifications.
Will every piece look exactly the same?
Small variations in tone, glaze, texture, brushwork, or dimensions can occur in craft-led pieces and are part of their individual character.
How should I care for it?
Hand wash gently with warm water unless the original specifications state otherwise. Avoid abrasive cleaners and sudden temperature changes, then dry completely before storage.