This Hoverable Gaiwan is a trendy hit in recent Chinese tea culture. It enables the cool trick of spinning the lid and having it hover over the bowl without falling. Crafted from ceramic, its body features an eye-catching ice-crack glaze pattern, combining functionality with aesthetic charm.

“富竹” – "Lucky Bamboo"
“锦绣山河” – "Embroidered Mountains and Rivers"
“水墨荷韵” – "Ink – wash Lotus"
“鱼乐” – "Fish and Happiness"
“国色天香” – "National Beauty and Heavenly Fragrance (Peony)"
“雪景” – "Snowscape"
“桃粉迎春” – "Peach Pink Welcoming Spring"
“荷塘清趣” – "Lotus Pond Fun"
“远山” – "Distant Mountains"
“雾山” – "Misty Mountains"

Size

Clear

Weight	200 g
Dimensions	14 × 8.5 × 105 cm
Size	Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-富竹, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-锦绣山河, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-水墨荷韵, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-鱼乐, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-国色天香, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-雪景, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-桃粉迎春, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-荷塘清趣, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-远山, Hoverable HuangRu Gaiwan-雾山
Material	Ceramics
Tea tableware craft	Ice cracked glaze
Craftmanship	Ice-crack Glaze
Origin	Dehua County of China
Item Size	W9.5xH9.5cm, 200ml

The Allure of Hoverable Gaiwan

The Hoverable Gaiwan is a modern innovation rooted in China's ancient tea-making traditions. Originating from the long-standing gaiwan culture, it adds a contemporary twist.

Functionally, it not only serves as a vessel for brewing and serving tea but also provides an interactive and entertaining element. The ability to spin the lid and have it hover showcases both craftsmanship and playfulness.

This design is particularly popular among young tea enthusiasts and those interested in combining traditional culture with modern novelty. In China, where tea culture is deeply ingrained, the hoverable gaiwan appeals because it bridges the gap between the old and the new. It offers a fresh way to experience tea-making, making the age-old ritual more engaging and appealing in a modern context.