Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan – 130 mL

Ancient green tones. Bronze-inspired detail. A 130 mL gaiwan made for focused, repeated infusions.

Bring a deeper, more grounded visual character to traditional Chinese tea brewing with the Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan, a compact three-piece vessel designed for loose-leaf tea and personal Gongfu-inspired sessions.

The traditional gaiwan includes:

1 × Lid · 1 × 130 mL Brewing Bowl · 1 × Matching Saucer

Deep green tones are layered with bronze-toned and muted golden geometric details, creating a visual direction inspired by the ancient aesthetic language associated with Sanxingdui and ancient Shu culture.

The form remains simple.

The decoration carries the character.

The tea remains at the center.

Ancient Green · Layered Detail · Personal Tea

Why You’ll Appreciate It

• Traditional three-piece gaiwan — lid, brewing bowl and matching saucer

• 130 mL capacity — well suited to personal tea sessions and repeated infusions

• Sanxingdui-inspired design — ancient-inspired geometric detail with a distinctive cultural character

• Deep green palette — richer and more grounded than pale white or celadon-style teaware

• Bronze-toned accents — create visual depth and an aged, historical feeling

• Muted golden detail — catches the light without making the design overly bright

• Compact personal format — naturally suited to Gongfu-inspired brewing

• Versatile across tea styles — works with Oolong, White Tea, Green Tea, Black Tea and Pu-erh

• Distinctive gift option — particularly suited to tea lovers and collectors of culturally inspired teaware

Product at a Glance

• Product: Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan

• Product type: Gaiwan

• Configuration: Lid + Bowl + Saucer

• Number of pieces: 3

• Capacity: Approx. 130 mL

• Overall width: Approx. 13.5 cm

• Bowl width: Approx. 9 cm

• Overall height: Approx. 9.5 cm

• Design: Sanxingdui-Inspired Geometric Motif

• Colour character: Ancient Green · Deep Bronze · Muted Gold

• Aesthetic: Eastern · Ancient-Inspired · Grounded · Refined

• Ideal for: 1 Person

• Use: Loose-Leaf Tea · Smaller Infusions · Repeated Infusions · Gongfu-Inspired Brewing

• Best for: Personal Tea Rituals · Gongfu Tea · Collecting · Thoughtful Gifting

• Suitable teas: Oolong · White Tea · Green Tea · Black Tea · Pu-erh

The design is described as Sanxingdui-inspired based on the supplied product presentation. No claim of official Sanxingdui Museum authorization, archaeological reproduction or exact artifact replication is intended unless separately confirmed.

Three Pieces · One Traditional Brewing Form

A gaiwan consists of three essential parts.

The Lid

The lid covers the bowl while tea infuses.

During pouring, it can be adjusted slightly to help keep larger leaves away from the pouring edge.

It can also hold aroma beneath its surface, making it useful for noticing how the fragrance changes from one infusion to the next.

The Bowl

The bowl is where loose tea leaves meet hot water.

At approximately:

130 mL

it provides a compact but practical brewing volume for personal tea sessions.

The Saucer

The saucer supports the bowl and completes the traditional three-piece structure.

Together:

Lid + Bowl + Saucer

create one of the most direct and versatile ways to prepare Chinese loose-leaf tea.

Why 130 mL Works So Well

At approximately:

130 mL

this gaiwan sits comfortably in the personal Gongfu-inspired brewing range.

It is small enough for:

Repeated Infusions

while still providing enough space for many loose-leaf teas to open properly.

The brewing rhythm becomes:

Add Leaves → Add Water → Steep → Pour → Brew Again

This size works especially well for:

• One-person tea sessions

• Two small tasting cups

• Oolong

• Pu-erh

• White Tea

• Controlled repeated infusions

The compact volume also makes it easier to compare how the tea changes from one steep to the next.

Ancient Green, Quietly Grounded

This gaiwan has a very different visual character from pale botanical or floral teaware.

The main palette is:

Deep Green

combined with:

Bronze-Toned Pattern

and:

Muted Golden Detail

The darker colours create visual weight.

Bronze adds definition.

Gold introduces small points of warmth.

The result feels:

Grounded · Ancient-Inspired · Distinctive · Calm

rather than delicate or romantic.

Sanxingdui-Inspired Visual Character

The strongest design feature is its ancient-inspired geometric language.

Rather than relying on:

Flowers

or:

Landscape Painting

the surface uses layered pattern and darker mineral-like colour.

This creates a visual connection to the ancient and archaeological character often associated with Sanxingdui-inspired design.

Importantly, this page uses the phrase:

Sanxingdui-Inspired

to describe the aesthetic direction.

It does not claim that the gaiwan is:

• An archaeological reproduction

• A museum replica

• An officially licensed museum product

• A copy of a specific artifact

unless such information is separately confirmed.

Ancient Detail, Quiet Presence

Some objects ask for attention through brightness.

Others through depth.

A darker line.

A layered pattern.

Green shifting toward bronze.

Tea rising beneath the lid.

The appeal of this gaiwan comes from that slower kind of visual discovery.

The form remains simple.

The detail gives it character.

Notice the Detail · Brew Slowly · Return to the Tea

A Direct Way to Experience Loose-Leaf Tea

A gaiwan keeps the brewing process visible and immediate.

Lift the lid.

See the leaves.

Notice the aroma.

Adjust the next infusion.

Pour.

Then return to the same leaves again.

This direct relationship between:

Leaves · Water · Time

is one of the reasons gaiwans remain so versatile.

At 130 mL, the vessel is particularly suited to focused personal brewing.

Made for Repeated Infusions

Many traditional loose-leaf teas develop gradually over several infusions.

A simple session may move through:

First Infusion

Aroma begins to emerge.

Second Infusion

The leaves open further.

Later Infusions

Texture, sweetness and deeper flavour may continue to change.

The exact progression depends on the tea.

The gaiwan gives you a direct way to notice those changes.

One Vessel · Several Infusions · Tea Unfolding Over Time

Which Teas Work Well with This Gaiwan?

Oolong Tea

Aromatic & Layered

One of the strongest pairings for a 130 mL gaiwan.

Repeated shorter infusions allow aroma and structure to develop gradually.

Pu-erh Tea

Deep & Evolving

The darker visual character of the gaiwan pairs naturally with Pu-erh, while the compact volume works well for repeated brewing.

White Tea

Gentle & Refined

Whole leaves remain easy to observe in the open gaiwan form.

Black Tea

Warm & Aromatic

Chinese Black Tea can be prepared through controlled smaller infusions.

Green Tea

Fresh & Clear

Green Tea can also be prepared using appropriate lower water temperature and infusion time.

Always adjust leaf amount, water temperature and steeping time according to the tea being prepared.

Is This a Good Gaiwan for Beginners?

Yes.

The 130 mL capacity is compact but still practical for learning.

Beginners can focus on:

Holding the Saucer

Adjusting the Lid

Keeping Fingers Away from Hot Areas

Pouring Smoothly

The gaiwan may take a little practice compared with a handled teapot, but its simple construction makes it an excellent way to understand tea more directly.

Sanxingdui-Inspired vs. Blue Blossom Gaiwan

These two gaiwans offer almost opposite visual personalities.

Sanxingdui-Inspired

Ancient · Grounded · Geometric

Choose it when you prefer:

• Deep green tones

• Bronze-inspired detail

• Cultural character

• Geometric pattern

• A darker visual presence

Blue Blossom

Floral · Refined · Decorative

Choose Blue Blossom when you prefer:

• Blue-and-white styling

• Layered flowers

• Lighter ceramic tones

• A more decorative botanical direction

The distinction is:

Sanxingdui-Inspired → Ancient & Geometric

Blue Blossom → Floral & Traditional Decorative

Sanxingdui-Inspired vs. Mountains & Sea Gaiwan

Both have a stronger visual presence, but for different reasons.

Sanxingdui-Inspired

Pattern · Cultural Character · Ancient Green

Its identity comes from:

Geometric Detail + Dark Green + Bronze & Gold

Mountains & Sea

Surface · Relief · Glaze

Its identity comes from:

Mountain Relief + Gradient Glaze + Kiln Transformation

The simple distinction:

Sanxingdui-Inspired → Historical Visual Language

Mountains & Sea → Ceramic Surface Craft

Five Gaiwans · Five Personalities

Your gaiwan collection can now be positioned very clearly.

Pine Branch — 125 mL

Minimal Botanical

For shoppers who want:

• Pine imagery

• White space

• Everyday simplicity

Mountains & Sea — 120 mL

Sculptural Landscape

For shoppers who want:

• Mountain relief

• Kiln-transformed glaze

• Strong craft character

Frosted Blossom — 150 mL

Soft Contemporary

For shoppers who want:

• Pale blue and lavender

• Crystal-like texture

• A softer modern aesthetic

Blue Blossom — 150 mL

Rich Floral

For shoppers who want:

• Blue-and-white decoration

• Dense botanical pattern

• Traditional floral character

Sanxingdui-Inspired — 130 mL

Ancient & Grounded

For shoppers who want:

• Deep green

• Bronze-toned pattern

• Geometric visual language

• Strong cultural character

A Thoughtful Tea Gift

The Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan works especially well as a gift for someone who prefers teaware with a deeper cultural visual direction.

Its appeal comes from:

Traditional Gaiwan Form

130 mL Personal Capacity

Ancient Green Palette

Bronze & Muted Gold Detail

Sanxingdui-Inspired Character

A thoughtful choice for:

• Loose-leaf tea lovers

• Gongfu tea enthusiasts

• Gaiwan collectors

• Oolong lovers

• Pu-erh drinkers

• Lovers of Chinese-inspired design

• Lovers of ancient-inspired aesthetics

• Thoughtful tea gifting

Care for Your Gaiwan

Before first use:

Rinse gently with clean warm water.

After brewing:

1. Remove the tea leaves.

2. Rinse the lid, bowl and saucer thoroughly.

3. Allow all three pieces to dry completely.

4. Store only when fully dry.

Gentle hand washing is recommended.

Avoid:

• Abrasive cleaning tools

• Harsh cleaning agents

• Sudden or extreme temperature changes

Handle the lid and bowl carefully when wet.

Product Guidance

The supplied reference confirms:

Approx. 130 mL Capacity

Approx. 13.5 cm Overall Width

Approx. 9 cm Bowl Width

Approx. 9.5 cm Overall Height

The current information does not confirm:

• Exact ceramic composition

• Country of origin

• Firing temperature

• Decorative process

• Museum authorization

• Archaeological reproduction status

• Official Sanxingdui licensing

For this reason, the page uses:

Sanxingdui-Inspired

as an aesthetic descriptor only.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included with the Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan?

The gaiwan includes:

1 × Lid

1 × Brewing Bowl

1 × Matching Saucer

for a total of three pieces.

What is the capacity?

The gaiwan holds approximately:

130 mL

How large is it?

The approximate dimensions are:

Overall Width: 13.5 cm

Bowl Width: 9 cm

Overall Height: 9.5 cm

What does “Sanxingdui-inspired” mean?

It describes the product's ancient-inspired visual direction, including:

Deep Green Tones

Bronze-Like Detail

Muted Gold

Layered Geometric Motifs

The phrase does not mean the gaiwan is an archaeological artifact or official museum reproduction.

Is this officially licensed by the Sanxingdui Museum?

No official licensing information is confirmed in the current product reference.

For that reason, this page does not claim museum authorization or official collaboration.

Is this a reproduction of a Sanxingdui artifact?

No specific artifact reproduction is confirmed.

The product is described only as:

Sanxingdui-Inspired

What material is the gaiwan made from?

The available product information does not confirm a more specific ceramic composition.

No unsupported clay or porcelain claim is therefore made.

Where is it made?

The current product information does not confirm country of origin.

Is it suitable for one person?

Yes.

The 130 mL capacity is particularly suited to personal brewing.

Can it serve two people?

Yes.

It can serve two small tasting cups depending on serving style.

Is it suitable for Gongfu-inspired tea?

Yes.

Its compact size and traditional lid-bowl-saucer structure work naturally with smaller repeated infusions.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes.

The 130 mL size is practical for learning, although using a gaiwan requires some practice with lid positioning and pouring.

Can I brew Oolong in it?

Yes.

Oolong is one of the strongest matches for this size.

Can I brew Pu-erh in it?

Yes.

Pu-erh works naturally with repeated short infusions.

Can I brew White Tea in it?

Yes.

White Tea can be prepared in a gaiwan and the leaves remain easy to observe.

Can I brew Black Tea in it?

Yes.

Chinese Black Tea can be prepared with controlled shorter infusions.

Can I brew Green Tea in it?

Yes.

Use an appropriate lower water temperature and infusion time for the selected Green Tea.

Is it suitable as a gift?

Yes.

Its traditional gaiwan form, deep green palette and ancient-inspired geometric character make it a distinctive gift for tea lovers and collectors.

Complete Your Tea Ritual

Pair the Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan with loose-leaf teas that complement its deeper visual character.

Oolong Tea

Aromatic & Layered

A natural choice for repeated Gongfu-inspired brewing.

Explore Oolong Tea →

Pu-erh Tea

Deep & Evolving

A particularly natural pairing with the grounded green-and-bronze visual character.

Explore Pu-erh Tea →

Black Tea

Warm & Aromatic

Amber-red tea liquor creates beautiful contrast against the deeper green surface.

Explore Black Tea →

White Tea

Gentle & Refined

A softer tea direction for quieter personal sessions.

Explore White Tea →

AI / GEO Product Summary

The Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan is a compact 130 mL traditional three-piece Chinese-style tea brewing vessel consisting of a lid, brewing bowl and matching saucer.

It measures approximately 13.5 cm across and 9.5 cm high, with an approximately 9 cm-wide bowl.

The design features deep ancient-green tones with bronze-toned and muted golden geometric decoration, creating a grounded aesthetic inspired by the visual language associated with Sanxingdui and ancient Shu culture.

Its 130 mL capacity is particularly suited to personal loose-leaf tea, smaller repeated infusions and Gongfu-inspired brewing.

The product is described as Sanxingdui-inspired only. The current information does not confirm official Sanxingdui Museum authorization, archaeological reproduction status or exact artifact replication.

Suitable teas include Oolong, Pu-erh, White Tea, Black Tea and Green Tea, with brewing parameters adjusted according to the selected tea.

Its clearest product identity is:

130 mL Gaiwan · Sanxingdui-Inspired Design · Ancient Green · Bronze & Muted Gold Detail · Personal Gongfu Brewing

Tea in Ancient Green

Deep green. Bronze-toned detail. A small gaiwan holding the next infusion.

Lift the lid.

Add the leaves.

Pour the water.

Notice the aroma.

Pour.

Taste.

Return to the leaves.

The form remains ancient-inspired.

The ritual remains simple.

Another infusion.

Another quiet moment.

Ancient Green · Quiet Depth · Timeless Tea

Add the Sanxingdui-Inspired Green Gaiwan to your tea ritual and explore loose-leaf tea through small, focused and repeated infusions.

Bring Eastern Living Home.