Jiangshan Mountain and River Ceramic Tea Set

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Fine blue-green mountains, pale yellow washes and tiny birds decorate softly glazed ivory ceramics. Five arrangements offer a rounded XiShi pot, a metal top-handle pot or a three-part gaiwan, with six small cups, a pitcher and strainer. Two arrangements pair a teapot with a gaiwan, all gathered in a matching handled gift case.

At the tea table

• Delicate mountain-and-river decoration with fine gold-coloured accents.
• Five arrangements with clearly matched brewing vessels.
• Six small cups, a pitcher and a strainer accompany each arrangement.
• A matching landscape gift case keeps the selected set together.

Choose your pieces

Choose one arrangement. XiShi + Gaiwan and Top-Handle Pot + Gaiwan each show both brewing vessels. The other three arrangements show only the named pot or gaiwan. General scene and size photos may show alternative pieces; refer to your option image and component list.

Specifications

• Ivory ceramic with blue-green and pale yellow landscape decoration and gold-coloured accents; precious metal content is not confirmed.
• XiShi pot: supplier-listed approximately 13 cm long x 7.5 cm high, 200 ml.
• Top-handle pot: supplier-listed approximately 11 cm long, 200 ml; overall height is not confirmed.
• Gaiwan: supplier-listed approximately 9 cm wide x 8.5 cm high, 130 ml.
• Pitcher: supplier-listed approximately 8.5 cm wide x 9 cm high, 210 ml.
• Six cups: each supplier-listed approximately 6.2 cm rim diameter x 4 cm high, 40 ml.
• Strainer and stand: supplier-listed approximately 8 cm wide x 5 cm high.
• Handled gift case: supplier-listed approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm.
• Components vary by selected arrangement. All supplier measurements and capacities are approximate.

Every option and its pictured configuration

XiShi + Gaiwan - 6 Cups

Pictured configuration: Rounded XiShi teapot with lid; Three-part gaiwan: bowl, lid and saucer; Six cups; Serving pitcher; Strainer bowl and separate stand; Handled gift case.

Ivory ceramic with mountain-and-river decoration

Six cups: approximately 40 ml each

Gift case: approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm

Top-Handle Pot + Gaiwan - 6 Cups

Pictured configuration: Teapot with metal top handle and lid; Three-part gaiwan: bowl, lid and saucer; Six cups; Serving pitcher; Strainer bowl and separate stand; Handled gift case.

Ivory ceramic with mountain-and-river decoration

Six cups: approximately 40 ml each

Gift case: approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm

XiShi - 6 Cups

Pictured configuration: Rounded XiShi teapot with lid; Six cups; Serving pitcher; Strainer bowl and separate stand; Handled gift case.

Ivory ceramic with mountain-and-river decoration

Six cups: approximately 40 ml each

Gift case: approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm

Top-Handle Pot - 6 Cups

Pictured configuration: Teapot with metal top handle and lid; Six cups; Serving pitcher; Strainer bowl and separate stand; Handled gift case.

Ivory ceramic with mountain-and-river decoration

Six cups: approximately 40 ml each

Gift case: approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm

Gaiwan - 6 Cups

Pictured configuration: Three-part gaiwan: bowl, lid and saucer; Six cups; Serving pitcher; Strainer bowl and separate stand; Handled gift case.

Ivory ceramic with mountain-and-river decoration

Six cups: approximately 40 ml each

Gift case: approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm

A mountain-and-river tea table

Six small cups accompany matched brewing and serving pieces with pale landscape decoration.

Approximate component sizes

The illustrated brewing vessels are alternatives across the available arrangements. Supplier-listed dimensions and capacities are approximate. Top-handle pot height is not confirmed.

Cup and gift case dimensions

The supplier lists each cup at approximately 6.2 cm rim diameter x 4 cm high, 40 ml, and the gift case at approximately 38 x 24 x 11 cm.

Inside the fitted case

The opened case photograph shows the XiShi-and-gaiwan arrangement with six cups, a pitcher and the two-part strainer in fitted compartments.

Adding tea to the gaiwan

The flared gaiwan bowl is shown receiving loose tea, with its lid set beside it.

Pouring from the gaiwan

The lid and bowl are held together as tea pours into the strainer above the pitcher.

Serving from the pitcher

The handleless pitcher has a shaped pouring lip and matching landscape decoration.

Metal top-handle teapot

A slim metal arch sits above the ceramic pot and its gold-coloured decorative lid knob.

Rounded XiShi teapot

The rounded pot has a ceramic loop handle, short spout and spherical lid knob.

A small cup of tea

The rounded cup carries the landscape decoration around its outer surface.

Three-part gaiwan detail

A separate bowl, lid and saucer make up the gaiwan.

XiShi shape and decoration

Different views show the XiShi pot's rounded form, lid and landscape decoration.

Top handle and lid detail

The top-handle pot is shown with its slender metal arch and decorative knob.

Sharing tea

Small cups and matched brewing pieces invite a quiet shared tea ritual.

Handled gift case

The ivory gift case has a carrying handle, metal-coloured fittings and a printed mountain landscape.

Use

Brew in the gaiwan or teapot supplied with your selected arrangement. Place the strainer above the serving pitcher before sharing tea among the small cups, then set the strainer on its separate stand. Handle hot vessels and lids carefully and let tea cool to a comfortable drinking temperature.

Care

Hand-wash with mild detergent and a soft sponge, rinse and dry before returning pieces to the case. Avoid abrasives, impacts and sudden temperature changes. Appliance and direct-heat suitability have not been confirmed.

Helpful details

Which arrangements have both a pot and a gaiwan?

XiShi + Gaiwan and Top-Handle Pot + Gaiwan each show both brewing vessels. XiShi, Top-Handle Pot and Gaiwan are separate single-brewer arrangements.

What is common to all five arrangements?

Each option photograph shows six cups, a serving pitcher, a strainer bowl with its stand and the matching handled gift case. The brewing vessel or vessels differ by option.

Is the material jade or precious metal?

The supplier identifies the pieces as ceramic. The decoration and some fittings appear gold-coloured, but jade, precious metal content and handpainting have not been verified.

Are all photographed accessories supplied?

The selected option's components and gift case are shown in its image. Tea, books, furniture, display risers, runners and the tea scoop are photography props.

How tall is the top-handle pot?

The source supplies differing height figures, so an overall height is not confirmed. Its listed approximate length is 11 cm and capacity is 200 ml.