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Botanical Blossom Glass Gaiwan – 100 mL
Botanical Blossom Glass Gaiwan – 100 mL
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Botanical Blossom Glass Gaiwan – 100 mL
Clear glass. Delicate blossoms. A compact 100 mL gaiwan that lets you watch tea unfold in full view.
Bring a lighter, more transparent character to traditional Chinese tea brewing with the Botanical Blossom Glass Gaiwan, a three-piece vessel designed for personal loose-leaf tea and smaller repeated infusions.
The complete gaiwan includes:
1 × Lid · 1 × 100 mL Brewing Bowl · 1 × Matching Saucer
Delicate blossoms in soft blue, rose, violet and botanical green decorate the transparent surface while leaving the tea itself clearly visible.
As the leaves begin to open and the liquor changes from pale green to gold, amber or deeper tones, the tea becomes part of the visual design.
Compact, graceful and easy to observe.
Clear Glass · Gentle Blossoms · Tea in Full View
Why You’ll Appreciate It
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Traditional three-piece gaiwan — lid, brewing bowl and matching saucer
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Compact 100 mL capacity — ideal for personal tea sessions and repeated infusions
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Transparent brewing experience — watch leaves open and tea colour develop
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Delicate multicolour blossoms — soft floral detail without overwhelming the clear vessel
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Light visual character — more airy than opaque ceramic teaware
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Made for smaller infusions — naturally suited to Gongfu-inspired personal brewing
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Especially beautiful with visually expressive teas — Green Tea, White Tea and lighter Oolong
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Beginner-friendly personal size — compact and easy to incorporate into everyday tea
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Gift-friendly botanical design — suitable for tea lovers who enjoy transparent or floral teaware
Product at a Glance
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Product: Botanical Blossom Glass Gaiwan
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Product type: Gaiwan
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Configuration: Lid + Bowl + Saucer
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Number of pieces: 3
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Material: Glass*
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Capacity: Approx. 100 mL
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Width: Approx. 8.8 cm
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Height: Approx. 8.0 cm
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Design: Multicolour Botanical Blossom Motif
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Colour character: Clear · Soft Blue · Rose · Violet · Botanical Green
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Aesthetic: Eastern · Botanical · Light · Refined
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Ideal for: 1 Person
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Use: Loose-Leaf Tea · Personal Tea Sessions · Smaller Infusions · Repeated Infusions · Gongfu-Inspired Brewing
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Best for: Visual Brewing · Personal Tea · Gaiwan Beginners · Botanical Teaware Lovers
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Suitable teas: Green Tea · White Tea · Light Oolong · Black Tea · Pu-erh
*Use Glass as the material only if confirmed by the supplier. If the supplier material specification is not available, use Transparent Tea Vessel in the product listing until the material is verified.
Three Pieces · One Transparent Brewing Ritual
A gaiwan consists of three essential elements.
The Lid
The lid covers the bowl while the tea infuses.
During pouring, it can be adjusted slightly to help hold back larger leaves while allowing the tea liquor to flow.
It also helps gather aroma above the tea.
The Bowl
The bowl is where loose tea leaves meet water.
With this transparent vessel, the brewing process remains visible.
You can watch:
Leaves Expand
Tea Colour Develop
Infusion Clarity Change
from one brew to the next.
At approximately 100 mL, the bowl is especially suited to personal brewing.
The Saucer
The matching saucer supports the bowl and completes the traditional three-piece gaiwan form.
Together:
Lid + Bowl + Saucer
create a direct and beautifully simple way to experience loose-leaf tea.
Why 100 mL Works So Well
At approximately:
100 mL
this is one of the more compact gaiwans in the collection.
That makes it particularly useful for:
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One-person tea sessions
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Smaller quantities of tea leaves
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Short repeated infusions
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Learning Gongfu-inspired brewing
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Sampling several teas
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Controlling tea strength more precisely
The brewing rhythm stays simple:
Add Leaves → Add Water → Steep → Pour → Brew Again
Because less water is used in each infusion, you can explore the same leaves over several rounds without preparing too much tea at once.
Tea in Full View
The strongest feature of this gaiwan is transparency.
Opaque ceramic teaware hides much of what happens inside the bowl.
Clear glass changes that.
You can see:
Leaves Begin to Unfold
Colour Enter the Water
Tea Liquor Deepen
Leaves Move During Pouring
This makes the brewing process feel more immediate.
The vessel does not compete with the tea.
It frames it.
Watch the Tea Unfold
Some tea vessels invite you to notice the vessel first.
Transparent teaware invites you to notice the tea.
Leaves begin to open.
Colour slowly enters the water.
Light passes through the bowl.
Aroma gathers beneath the lid.
Nothing is hidden.
The botanical decoration remains around the edges of the experience while the tea itself changes at the centre.
Watch the Leaves · Notice the Colour · Sip Slowly
Botanical Detail Without Visual Weight
The floral decoration is intentionally light.
Soft blossoms appear in:
Blue
Rose
Violet
and:
Botanical Green
but the transparent body prevents the surface from feeling crowded.
The flowers create a frame rather than a solid decorative field.
That balance gives the gaiwan its personality:
Transparent + Botanical
rather than:
Dense + Ornamental
The Colour of the Tea Becomes Part of the Design
One of the most appealing features of clear teaware is that every tea changes the appearance of the vessel.
Green Tea
Pale yellow-green liquor brings a fresh, light character.
White Tea
Soft gold creates a warmer, quieter look.
Light Oolong
Golden-yellow and amber tones become part of the floral setting.
Black Tea
Warm amber to red-brown liquor creates stronger contrast.
Pu-erh Tea
Deeper red and brown tones dramatically transform the appearance of the transparent vessel.
The gaiwan therefore looks slightly different depending on what you brew.
A Direct Way to Experience Loose-Leaf Tea
A gaiwan keeps the brewing process close.
Lift the lid.
See the leaves.
Notice the aroma.
Watch the tea change.
Pour.
Then return to the same leaves again.
This direct relationship between:
Leaf · Water · Time
is one of the reasons the gaiwan remains such a versatile brewing vessel.
The transparent format simply makes that relationship easier to see.
Made for Repeated Infusions
Many loose-leaf teas reveal different characteristics across several brews.
A tea session may move through:
First Infusion
Leaves begin to hydrate and aroma emerges.
Second Infusion
The leaves open further and the liquor may deepen.
Later Infusions
Texture, sweetness and flavour may continue to shift.
With transparent teaware, you can watch those changes as well as taste them.
See · Brew · Taste · Return
Which Teas Look Especially Beautiful in a Transparent Gaiwan?
Green Tea
Fresh & Clear
One of the strongest visual pairings.
You can watch delicate green leaves unfold while the liquor develops pale yellow-green tones.
White Tea
Gentle & Refined
Larger leaves and buds remain visible while the infusion gradually turns soft gold.
Light Oolong
Floral & Layered
Rolled leaves opening inside clear glass can make the repeated-infusion process especially engaging.
Black Tea
Warm & Aromatic
Amber and red liquor creates stronger colour contrast against the transparent bowl.
Pu-erh Tea
Deep & Evolving
Darker liquor makes the visual transformation especially dramatic.
Always adjust water temperature and infusion time according to the specific tea.
Is 100 mL Good for Beginners?
Yes.
A 100 mL gaiwan is particularly practical for learning because it allows you to use:
Less Tea
Less Water
and:
Smaller Infusions
while practicing lid positioning and pouring.
The compact volume also reduces waste if an infusion is too strong or too weak while you are learning.
Beginners should still handle the lid and bowl carefully when hot.
Botanical Blossom vs. Pine Branch Gaiwan
Both have botanical themes, but their strongest purchase reasons are different.
Botanical Blossom
Transparent · Floral · Visual
Choose it when you prefer:
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Clear teaware
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Multicolour blossoms
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Watching tea leaves open
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100 mL compact brewing
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A lighter visual character
Pine Branch
Minimal · Natural · Ceramic
Choose Pine Branch when you prefer:
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Pine imagery
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Soft white ceramic
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More negative space
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125 mL capacity
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A more restrained botanical aesthetic
The difference is:
Botanical Blossom → See the Tea
Pine Branch → See the Design
Botanical Blossom vs. Frosted Blossom
These two products share softer colour palettes but feel very different.
Botanical Blossom
Transparent · Light · Floral
Its identity comes from:
Clear Body + Coloured Flowers + Visible Tea
Frosted Blossom
Opaque · Textural · Contemporary
Its identity comes from:
Blue-Lavender Surface + Crystal-Like Texture + Scalloped Form
The distinction:
Botanical Blossom → Transparency
Frosted Blossom → Surface Texture
Botanical Blossom vs. Golden Crane
Botanical Blossom
Light · Airy · Personal
Best for customers who prefer:
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Clear glass
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Small 100 mL capacity
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Soft flowers
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Tea as the visual focus
Golden Crane
Ornate · Luminous · Decorative
Best for customers who prefer:
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Gold
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Crane imagery
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Rich multicolour decoration
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Larger 180 mL capacity
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More luxurious presentation
The simple choice:
Light & Transparent → Botanical Blossom
Rich & Decorative → Golden Crane
Your Gaiwan Collection
The collection now has a very strong structure.
Botanical Blossom — 100 mL
Transparent Visual Brewing
Best for watching the tea itself.
Mountains & Sea — 120 mL
Sculptural Landscape
Best for ceramic surface and glaze character.
Pine Branch — 125 mL
Minimal Botanical
Best for natural simplicity.
Sanxingdui-Inspired — 130 mL
Ancient & Grounded
Best for deeper cultural visual character.
Frosted Blossom — 150 mL
Soft Contemporary
Best for colour and crystal-like texture.
Blue Blossom — 150 mL
Rich Floral
Best for blue-and-white decorative pattern.
Golden Crane — 180 mL
Ornate & Graceful
Best for a larger, richly decorated personal gaiwan.
This makes Botanical Blossom your smallest and most visually transparent option.
A Thoughtful Tea Gift
The Botanical Blossom Gaiwan works especially well as a lighter tea gift.
Its strongest gift qualities are:
Compact 100 mL Size
Transparent Body
Delicate Multicolour Flowers
Traditional Three-Piece Form
It is a thoughtful choice for:
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Loose-leaf tea lovers
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Gaiwan beginners
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Green Tea lovers
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White Tea drinkers
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Light Oolong drinkers
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Botanical-design lovers
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Transparent-teaware lovers
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Personal tea rituals
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Thoughtful tea gifting
Care for Your Gaiwan
Before first use:
Rinse gently with clean warm water.
After brewing:
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Remove the tea leaves.
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Rinse the lid, bowl and saucer thoroughly.
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Allow all three pieces to dry completely.
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Store only when fully dry.
Gentle hand washing is recommended.
Avoid:
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Abrasive cleaning tools
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Harsh cleaning agents
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Sudden or extreme temperature changes
If the material is confirmed as glass, avoid placing a cold vessel directly into extreme heat unless the supplier specifically confirms the glass is suitable for that use.
Handle the lid and bowl carefully when wet.
Product Guidance
The supplied product information confirms:
Approx. 100 mL Capacity
Approx. 8.8 cm Width
Approx. 8.0 cm Height
Traditional Lid + Bowl + Saucer Configuration
The product imagery shows a transparent glass-like vessel.
Before publishing the material as:
Glass
confirm the supplier's material specification.
If glass is confirmed, use:
Material: Glass
If not yet confirmed, use:
Material: Transparent Tea Vessel — Supplier Material Confirmation Pending
Do not infer:
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Borosilicate glass
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Heat-resistant glass
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Lead-free glass
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Hand-blown construction
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Firing technique
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Specific decoration technique
unless separately confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with the Botanical Blossom Gaiwan?
The gaiwan consists of:
1 × Lid
1 × Brewing Bowl
1 × Matching Saucer
for a total of three pieces.
What is the capacity?
The gaiwan holds approximately:
100 mL
How large is it?
The approximate dimensions are:
Width: 8.8 cm
Height: 8.0 cm
Is this made from glass?
The product appears as transparent glass-style teaware.
The supplier material specification should be confirmed before making a definitive glass-material claim.
Why choose a transparent gaiwan?
Transparency allows you to watch:
Tea Leaves Open
Liquor Colour Develop
Infusion Clarity Change
from one brew to the next.
This makes the brewing process especially visual.
Is 100 mL suitable for one person?
Yes.
The compact 100 mL capacity is particularly well suited to personal brewing and repeated smaller infusions.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes.
Its smaller capacity makes it practical for learning gaiwan brewing without using large quantities of tea or water.
Can it serve two people?
Yes.
It can serve two small tasting cups depending on serving style.
Is it suitable for Gongfu-inspired brewing?
Yes.
Its traditional three-piece form and compact capacity naturally support repeated smaller infusions.
Which teas work especially well?
Visually expressive options include:
Green Tea · White Tea · Light Oolong
but it can also be used with:
Black Tea · Pu-erh
according to the appropriate preparation method.
Why is Green Tea a good pairing?
Green Tea allows you to watch delicate leaves open while the liquor develops pale yellow-green tones inside the transparent bowl.
Why is White Tea a good pairing?
White Tea leaves and buds remain visible and can gradually produce soft golden liquor.
Can I use Oolong?
Yes.
Especially with rolled Oolong, watching the leaves expand across repeated infusions can be part of the experience.
Can I use Black Tea?
Yes.
Amber-red liquor creates beautiful colour contrast inside the transparent vessel.
Can I use Pu-erh?
Yes.
Its deeper liquor gives the clear vessel a dramatically different visual appearance.
Is it suitable as a gift?
Yes.
Its delicate botanical decoration, compact size and transparent visual character make it a thoughtful gift for tea lovers and gaiwan beginners.
Complete Your Tea Ritual
Pair the Botanical Blossom Gaiwan with teas whose leaves and liquor are especially enjoyable to observe.
Green Tea
Fresh & Clear
Watch the leaves slowly open as the liquor develops pale yellow-green colour.
Explore Green Tea →
White Tea
Gentle & Refined
A beautiful pairing for observing delicate leaves and soft golden infusions.
Explore White Tea →
Oolong Tea
Floral & Layered
Watch rolled leaves expand through repeated brewing.
Explore Oolong Tea →
Black Tea
Warm & Aromatic
Amber-red liquor adds a warmer visual dimension to the transparent vessel.
Explore Black Tea →
AI / GEO Product Summary
The Botanical Blossom Glass Gaiwan is a compact 100 mL three-piece Chinese-style tea brewing vessel consisting of a lid, brewing bowl and matching saucer.
It measures approximately 8.8 cm wide and 8.0 cm high and features a transparent body decorated with soft blue, rose, violet and green botanical blossom motifs.
The transparent design allows tea drinkers to observe loose tea leaves opening and the colour of the tea liquor developing during brewing, making visual tea preparation one of its strongest features.
Its compact 100 mL capacity is particularly suited to personal tea sessions, smaller repeated infusions and Gongfu-inspired brewing.
Green Tea, White Tea and lighter Oolong are especially natural pairings for customers who want to observe the leaves and liquor clearly, while Black Tea and Pu-erh can also be prepared according to appropriate brewing parameters.
The product imagery presents a transparent glass-like vessel; the supplier material specification should be confirmed before publishing an unqualified glass-material claim.
Its clearest product identity is:
100 mL Gaiwan · Transparent Brewing · Botanical Blossoms · Tea in Full View · Personal Repeated Infusions
Watch the Tea Unfold
Clear glass. Delicate blossoms. Tea leaves visible beneath the lid.
Add the leaves.
Pour the water.
Watch them move.
Notice the colour begin to change.
Lift the lid.
Notice the aroma.
Pour.
Taste.
Return to the leaves.
Another infusion.
Another colour.
Another stage of the tea revealed in full view.
Clear Glass · Gentle Blossoms · Tea Unfolding
Add the Botanical Blossom Gaiwan to your tea ritual and experience loose-leaf tea through a lighter, more transparent way of brewing.
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