[Ancient Japanese Art] White Porcelain Covered Bowl with Thin Leaf Pattern

In the early days, gaiwan was used for personal use, that is, brewing and drinking were combined into one. In the Qing Dynasty, the most popular use of gaiwan to drink tea. However, later, the gaiwan was used as a teapot, because it was easier to observe the color of the soup and grasp the concentration of the tea, and it was much easier to clean than the teapot, so the gaiwan evolved into a brewer and became another form of tea banquet. combination. This piece is a Japanese backflow porcelain, which originally had no cover. We specially matched them with a white porcelain bowl cover, which complements the original leaf pattern porcelain bowl. The style is very suitable for modern tea banquet arrangements. It is simple and elegant, and the embossed leaf pattern reveals extraordinary The details, like friends don't miss it!