Floral Celadon Cups, Gaiwan & Teapot

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Pale celadon, a soft floral pattern and room for a quieter pour. Choose a slender flower cup, a cup with its dark ingot-shaped saucer, a covered gaiwan, a wider Ruoshen cup or the compact Zhixian teapot. Each piece brings its own shape to the tea table.

At the tea table

• Translucent floral decoration adds a gentle detail to the pale glaze.
• Choose a small tasting cup, a wider cup or a separate brewing vessel.
• Each option keeps its own photographed components and supplier-listed dimensions.

Choose your pieces

Select one named option. Flower Cup includes one cup; Flower Cup + Ingot Saucer includes one cup and the pictured dark saucer. Floral Gaiwan includes its bowl, lid and elevated round saucer. Ruoshen Tea Cup includes one wide cup. Zhixian Teapot includes its body and fitted lid. Photos showing several options together illustrate the collection; they do not indicate a complete bundle. Mats, tables, jewellery and other styling props are not included.

Specifications

• Flower Cup: supplier-listed approximately 45 ml at 80% fill; rim diameter 5.6 cm, height 4.9 cm.
• Cup + Ingot Saucer: same flower-cup measurements; saucer measurements and material composition are not supplied.
• Floral Gaiwan: source photograph lists 135 ml below lid, rim diameter 9 cm and overall height 10.8 cm.
• Ruoshen Tea Cup: source photograph lists approximately 60 ml at 80% fill, rim diameter 7.5 cm and height 3.9 cm.
• Zhixian Teapot: source photograph lists approximately 110 ml, opening diameter 4.3 cm, height 7.5 cm and spout-to-handle length 10.3 cm.
• Capacities use different supplier filling conventions and are not independently tested. The source selector uses a shared 45 ml category; the measurements above come from the individual variant photographs.

Every option and its pictured configuration

Flower Cup

Pictured configuration: One flower cup.

Supplier-listed capacity: approximately 45 ml at 80% fill.

Rim diameter 5.6 cm; height 4.9 cm.

Flower Cup + Ingot Saucer

Pictured configuration: One flower cup and one pictured dark ingot-shaped saucer.

Flower cup: approximately 45 ml at 80% fill, diameter 5.6 cm, height 4.9 cm.

Saucer dimensions and material composition not supplied.

Floral Gaiwan

Pictured configuration: One gaiwan bowl, one lid and one elevated round saucer.

Supplier photograph lists 135 ml below the lid.

Bowl rim diameter 9 cm; overall height 10.8 cm.

Ruoshen Tea Cup

Pictured configuration: One wide Ruoshen tea cup.

Supplier photograph lists approximately 60 ml at 80% fill.

Rim diameter 7.5 cm; height 3.9 cm.

Zhixian Teapot

Pictured configuration: One Zhixian teapot body and one fitted lid.

Supplier photograph lists approximately 110 ml.

Opening diameter 4.3 cm; height 7.5 cm; spout-to-handle length approximately 10.3 cm.

Flower Cup Specifications

A slender cup for small pours, with a softly flared rim and floral decoration set into the pale glaze. Supplier-listed capacity is approximately 45 ml at 80% fill; rim diameter 5.6 cm, height 4.9 cm.

Floral Gaiwan Specifications

A tall covered bowl, fitted lid and elevated saucer create the three-piece Floral Gaiwan. The supplier photograph lists 135 ml below the lid, a 9 cm rim and 10.8 cm overall height. The two background cups are selected separately.

Cup & Saucer in Hand

The Flower Cup + Ingot Saucer option pairs one floral cup with the pictured dark, shallow saucer. The hand and bracelet are styling; the saucer material has not been specified.

A Slender Profile

A softly flared rim and a small foot give the flower cup a slender outline. This view shows the cup alone, without a saucer.

Inside the Cup

The floral pattern can be seen from both sides of the cup wall. The pale glazed interior stays simple, letting the tea you pour take centre stage.

Two Quiet Cups

Two cups share the tea table in this photograph. Choose an individual Flower Cup option for one cup; the textile mat is styling.

An Offering of Tea

The dark ingot-shaped saucer gives the pale cup a quiet contrast. Choose the cup-with-saucer option for one pictured pair.

Cup & Saucer

One cup-and-saucer pair sits in the foreground, with a second pair behind it. This is a styling arrangement; the named option includes one cup and one saucer.

A Shared Pause

A small gesture, a shared pause. Two cup-and-saucer pairs are shown together; each selected option contains one pair.

A Small Gesture

The flower cup rests on its shallow dark saucer, with another pair behind it. Hands and the mat are styling; choose the named cup-with-saucer option for one pair.

Floral Detail in Hand

A closer view of the flower cup in hand shows its flared rim, small foot and pale floral decoration. Jewellery and clothing are styling.

Light Through the Pattern

Soft light falls across the floral pattern as the cup is held in hand. The photograph illustrates the small cup profile without adding accessories.

Cup & Saucer Pairing

Pale cups and dark shallow saucers sit together on a textile mat. Select the cup-with-saucer option for one pair; the second pair and mat are styling.

A Lower View

A lower view follows the cup rim and the shallow line of the ingot-shaped saucer. Two pairs are pictured; one pair belongs to each selected option.

Gaiwan with Resting Lid

The gaiwan lid rests at the bowl rim in this styled view. The bowl, lid and elevated round saucer form the three-piece option.

A Pair for Tea

A view from above shows the open cup rims and shallow dark saucers. The named cup-with-saucer option contains one pair, while the photo shows two.

At the Tea Table

A calm table arrangement of two flower cups with their dark saucers. Select each pair separately; the textile mat is not included.

Gaiwan & Cups

The Floral Gaiwan sits beside three separately selectable flower cups. Its option includes the bowl, lid and elevated saucer; background cups are not part of the gaiwan option.

Three Separate Pieces

The covered bowl and its elevated saucer are shown apart, making the gaiwan components easy to see. The option includes one bowl, one lid and one saucer.

Gaiwan from Above

From above, the fitted lid, bowl and saucer form a simple layered outline. The three background cups are separate pieces and are not included with the gaiwan.

A Floral Family

A tilted lid reveals the gaiwan rim, with three tasting cups beside it. Choose the gaiwan and cups separately; this arrangement is not a complete-set option.

Celadon Tea Pieces

A Zhixian teapot, one wider Ruoshen cup and three flower cups with dark saucers are shown together. These are separately selectable pieces; choose the option and quantity you need.

Tea Pieces from Above

This overhead view brings the different cup profiles into focus beside the compact teapot. The displayed teapot, wide cup and three cup-with-saucer pairs are selected separately.

The Floral Collection

A lower view of the floral collection shows the small teapot, wider cup and three slender cups with saucers. The photograph is an arrangement of separate options, not a bundled tea set.

Teapot from Above

The compact teapot is seen from above beside a partly shown Ruoshen cup. Choose the teapot and cup separately; the teapot option includes its body and fitted lid.

Ruoshen Cup Specifications

The Ruoshen cup has a wider bowl and short round foot. The supplier photograph lists approximately 60 ml at 80% fill, a 7.5 cm rim and 3.9 cm height. The background teapot is separate.

A Pot and Cup

A compact Zhixian teapot stands beside the wider Ruoshen cup. Both keep the same restrained floral detail, and each is a separate option.

Zhixian Teapot Specifications

The Zhixian teapot pairs a rounded body, loop handle, rising spout and fitted lid. The supplier photograph lists approximately 110 ml, a 4.3 cm opening, 7.5 cm height and 10.3 cm spout-to-handle length.

Use

Set the selected vessel on a level, stable surface. Pour prepared tea gently into cups, leaving space below the rim. For the gaiwan or teapot, add leaves and water for your chosen tea, then pour with care; the vessel and lid can become hot. Let drinks reach a comfortable temperature. Keep teapots and cups separate on the table rather than stacking a pot inside a cup.

Care

Hand-wash each piece with mild detergent and a soft cloth, rinse and dry. Avoid abrasive pads, hard impacts and sudden temperature changes. Handle rims, spouts, lids and saucers carefully. Microwave, dishwasher and direct-heat suitability have not been verified.

Helpful details

Is this a complete tea set?

Choose one option at a time. Collection photographs may show several separately selectable pieces together. No complete-set option is provided in the source data.

Does every cup include a saucer?

Only the Flower Cup + Ingot Saucer option includes the pictured dark ingot-shaped saucer. The plain Flower Cup and Ruoshen Tea Cup options contain one cup each.

What comes with the gaiwan?

The photographed Floral Gaiwan has three pieces: a tall flared bowl, a fitted lid and an elevated round saucer. Background cups are separate options.

Why are the capacities different?

The individual supplier photographs list 45 ml for the flower cup,135 ml below the gaiwan lid,60 ml for the Ruoshen cup and 110 ml for the teapot. These use different filling conventions; the shared source 45 ml selector category is not used to describe all vessels.

Are the floral shapes open holes?

The translucent floral decoration sits within the glazed porcelain walls; it does not form open holes.

What is the saucer made of?

The source photographs show a dark, hammered-looking ingot-shaped finish. Its exact material composition is not supplied.

Can the pieces go in a microwave or dishwasher?

Suitability has not been verified. Gentle hand-washing and avoiding direct heat or sudden temperature changes are the recommended care approach.