silver mountain gaiwan oolong_rare Its unadorned transparency and classic

Its unadorned transparency and classic design form a perfectly blank backdrop for your other teaware

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this large and thick gaiwan by Liu Shisan is weighty and monolithic

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It is named after its distinctive aroma (香 meaning aroma or fragrance) and its origin in the historical province of Suruga (駿河)

silver mountain gaiwan oolong_rare Its unadorned transparency and classicThrough every element of its design, this gaiwan masterpiece exudes a quality that can only be described as iconic. First, the finest porcelain is crafted into an almost archetypal shape. It is then coated with silver, a metal symbolizing both purity and clarity. Finally, not one, but two mountains are hand painted on the sides of the gaiwana symbol surpassed in significance for tea culture only by the tea leaf itself. Like peaks emerging from the