描述
Warmth, written into the everyday.
Vermilion glaze and gold-coloured lettering bring a vivid presence to the tea table.
A warm welcome, down to the smallest detail.
Red glaze sets the tone. The decorated lid, inscribed bowl and matching saucer give you more to enjoy as the tea is prepared and shared.
One palette, three distinct pieces.
The higher angle shows how the decorated lid, curved bowl and broad saucer sit together. Leave a little space around the set so each layer can be seen.
A bowl with a story on its surface.
Rows of gold-coloured script follow the vermilion body. The individual bowl view brings the lettering and lower ornament forward, inviting a slower look.
A complete silhouette before the first pour.
The raised knob, spreading lid and bowl create a layered outline. The red-and-gold decoration carries through the full set, making it easy to build a restrained tea setting around it.
The setting continues beneath the bowl.
The separate saucer carries its own lettering and gold-coloured ornament. It completes the display even when the bowl is lifted to pour.
Let the colour carry your welcome.
The red colour draws on a Chinese tradition of celebration. Heart Sutra lettering adds a Buddhist reference, while preparing all three pieces becomes a personal gesture of care.
Red · joy for a new beginning
Red is associated with celebration and auspicious wishes in Chinese culture. Choose it to mark a reunion, a birthday or the beginning of a new home.
Heart Sutra · a moment of clarity
The Heart Sutra centres on wisdom. Over tea, that reference can become a simple intention: listen without rushing and give the person across the table your attention.
Three pieces · a thoughtful welcome
We read the lid, bowl and saucer as a contemporary image of a complete welcome: prepare a place, make the tea and share your time.
Carry a little of the tradition into your everyday. These meanings express cultural wishes, without promising a change in fortune or outcomes.
Make a little room for it.
Before your guests arrive
Place the red set on a plain tray and have your chosen tea ready. The vivid colour gives a simple table a sense of occasion.
A familiar family ritual
Bring the gaiwan out for a weekend visit or an after-dinner tea. Repeated use lets a celebratory gift become part of ordinary time together.
A gift made for the next gathering.
The photographed red box holds the gaiwan and saucer in separate fitted spaces. A favourite tea and a personal greeting make a fitting addition for a housewarming or reunion.
Let the first cup be a welcome.
Red brings presence to the table before the tea is even poured. Sutra lettering, a decorated lid and a matching saucer turn this three-piece setting into an expressive gift for a host, a family or a new beginning.
Vermilion · the colour of an occasion
Red has a long association with celebration and auspicious wishes in Chinese culture. On this gaiwan, it makes the tea setting feel generous and welcoming. For a birthday, reunion or housewarming, the colour carries the warmth of the occasion into an object that can be used again.
The Heart Sutra · words with a history
The lettering refers to the Heart Sutra, a Buddhist text centred on wisdom. That reference can accompany a personal intention without requiring a formal ceremony. Offering tea becomes an opportunity to listen carefully, let a conversation unfold and welcome another point of view.
Three pieces · a complete gesture
Lid, bowl and saucer have distinct roles, yet belong together. We take that complete arrangement as a contemporary image of care: preparing a place, making tea and offering it to someone. The meaning comes through the gesture, as much as through the decoration itself.
A table prepared for someone.
Imagine the vermilion set on dark wood, with a folded cloth and cups ready for a guest. The setting is simple enough for daily tea and expressive enough for a special visit.
Placement
For a shared tea table
Use a plain tray with enough room for a secure grip and pour. Let the red set be the main colour, with neutral cups and a simple cloth around it.
As part of a welcome setting
Before guests arrive, arrange the closed gaiwan on its saucer beside the tea you intend to serve. Keep the working area clear of loose decorations.
For reunions and new beginnings
Offer it with a favourite tea and a handwritten wish for the recipient’s next chapter. The red colour lends itself to a celebratory gift; the everyday usefulness gives that occasion a lasting place.
Red is used here as a cultural colour of celebration. “Vermilion” describes the appearance of the glaze and makes no claim about its mineral composition.
A daily encounter with the Heart Sutra.
The Heart Sutra belongs to the Buddhist wisdom tradition. Its lettering brings that cultural reference to an everyday tea vessel. Here, the invitation is to pause, pay attention and approach the day with care.
Details
Words around the bowl
Rows of sutra lettering wrap around the red body. Read the object slowly: its decoration rewards a closer look.
A place to rest
The separate saucer completes the set, giving the lidded bowl a considered place at the table.
An everyday ritual
Set the table
Choose a quiet space and let the three pieces come together.
Share a cup
Make tea at your own pace and handle the hot ceramic with care.
Offer a thought
A tea gift can carry a personal wish for patience, connection or a gentler day.
Packaging
The photographed red box opens to reveal a gold-coloured lining and fitted spaces for the gaiwan and saucer.
Details and contents
- Contents
- Decorated lid; Heart Sutra bowl; Matching saucer; Red presentation box with fitted compartments
- Material
- Ceramic
- Dimensions
- 10 cm rim · 9.5 cm high · approx. 180 ml
- Finish
- Colour and reflections vary with lighting
- Availability
- Confirmed at checkout
- Presentation box
- 19.5 × 19.5 × 16.5 cm
Size and presentation
- Bowl rim diameter
- 10 cm · 3.94 in
- Overall height · as stated in guide
- 9.5 cm · 3.74 in
- Saucer width
- 15 cm · 5.91 in
- Saucer height
- 4.3 cm · 1.69 in
- Stated capacity
- 180 ml · 6.09 US fl oz
- Presentation box · L × W × H
- 19.5 × 19.5 × 16.5 cm · 7.68 × 7.68 × 6.50 in
Measurements are approximate and taken by hand. Small variations may occur. Inch and US fluid-ounce values are rounded conversions. The capacity guide does not specify a fill level.
Care
Wash gently by hand with a soft cloth. Rinse and dry fully before storing.
Avoid abrasive cleaners, sudden temperature changes and impacts. Confirm dishwasher and microwave suitability before use.
Hot tea heats ceramic. Use care when lifting the bowl or adjusting a lid.
中文详情
第一盏茶，是给你的欢迎。
摆好茶席，沏一盏温热。让重逢与交谈，从容开始。
从一抹朱红，到一席用心的欢迎。
红色先让人眼前一亮，细看还有杯盖上的纹样、碗身的经文与相合的承托。待客有看点，自己喝茶也值得慢慢欣赏。
盖、碗、承托，红金相映。
俯斜角度能看清杯盖、碗身与宽承托的关系。摆席时在周围留一点空白，三个部分的层次就能完整呈现。
经文沿碗身展开。
金色文字沿朱红碗身排列，下方纹样与经文相接。独立碗身视角把这些细节展开，便于看清它与普通素色茶器的不同。
尚未泡茶，已经自成一景。
盖钮、杯盖与碗身形成由上至下的层次，红金装饰贯穿整套器物。搭配简洁茶杯与素色茶巾，就能突出这一套的颜色与轮廓。
碗下这一层，也有细节。
承托上延续了经文与金色装饰。拿起盖碗出汤时，茶席上仍然留着一处完整的图案，让器物各部分都值得欣赏。
把欢迎，放进一盏喜庆的茶。
红色承载传统的吉庆祝愿，心经文字带来佛教智慧的文化背景。把三件器物认真摆好、为来客泡一盏茶，是我们对这份心意的日常表达。
朱红 · 喜庆与好彩头
红色在中国文化中常与庆贺、吉祥相连。团聚、生日或乔迁时，一抹朱红可以替你说出“新日子红红火火”的祝愿。
心经 · 相聚时，也留一份清明
心经关注般若智慧。把它带入茶席，可以成为一个具体提醒：不急着回应，先听完对方的话，让相聚多一点耐心。
三件相合 · 用心待客
盖、碗、承托各有用途，又共同成套。我们把它理解为待客的完整心意：备好位置、认真泡茶，也愿意把时间留给对方。
把传统里的好意头，化作日常的一份心意。这里的寓意是文化祝愿，并非对运势或结果的承诺。
你的日常，也值得这份心意。
等朋友来之前
在素色茶盘上摆好红色盖碗，再备好今天想分享的茶。即使只是普通的一次来访，也能有一点被认真欢迎的感觉。
把团聚留成习惯
周末小聚或饭后喝茶时拿出来用。让纪念日收到的礼物走进日常，也让一桌人相聚的时间慢一点。
一份下次相聚就能用上的礼。
实拍红色礼盒为盖碗与承托分别设置卡位。可自行配上一款喜欢的茶，写下乔迁或团聚的祝福，让收礼的人下次见面就能拿出来用。
把欢迎，写进每一处细节。
朱红 · 喜庆的颜色
红色在中国文化中常与庆贺和吉祥祝愿相连。生日、团聚或乔迁时，一抹朱红把场合的温度留在日后仍可使用的器物里。
心经 · 有来处的文字
器身文字引自佛教心经。它所承载的智慧传统，可以陪伴个人的日常思考。奉一盏茶，也是在给彼此留出倾听的时间。
盖、碗、承托 · 完整的心意
三个部分各有用途，又彼此相合。从摆席到沏茶，再到把茶递给对方，心意在这些细小动作中慢慢呈现。
使用与陈列
搭配素色茶巾和简洁茶杯，让红色盖碗成为茶席的主色。拿取和出汤区域应保持清爽，避免装饰物妨碍操作。
给重逢，也给新的开始。
可配一款喜欢的茶，写一张亲笔祝福。喜庆的颜色适合团聚与乔迁，实用的器形让纪念日走进日常。
愿你的茶席，总有亲近的人相伴。
尺寸与随附物品
- 盖碗口径
- 10 厘米
- 整体高度 · 按原图标注
- 9.5 厘米
- 承托宽度
- 15 厘米
- 承托高度
- 4.3 厘米
- 标注容量
- 180 毫升
- 礼盒 · 长×宽×高
- 19.5 × 19.5 × 16.5 厘米
陶瓷
- 装饰杯盖
- 心经盖碗
- 配套承托
- 带独立卡位的红色礼盒
尺寸来自所提供资料，手工测量可能存在细微差异。
容量资料未说明注水位置；整体高度按原图标注，不能将承托高度另行相加。
部分场景图采用AI辅助处理，准确纹样与细节请对照原始照片。文化寓意表达祝愿，不承诺健康、运势或其他结果。
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