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Brewing Vessels

Explore all of the tea brewing vessels we offer, from versatile gaiwans to traditional Yixing clay teapots and more.
  • Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides start straight before curving out towards the lip.
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    Spring Gaiwan

    $40.00

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    Spring Gaiwan

    Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides start straight before curving out towards the lip.
    Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides start straight before curving out towards the lip.
    Side view of the gaiwan, with the lid off kilter resting on its side against the bowl.
    Top down view of the gaiwan, showing the concentric blue circles around the rims of each piece.
    A hand holds the bowl of a gaiwan up to the light, showing how the light shines through the thin porcelain.
    Side view of all the pieces for the gaiwan. From left to right, the plate, the bowl, and the lid
    The tops of all the pieces for the gaiwan. From left to right, the plate, the bowl, and the lid
    The bottoms of all the pieces for the gaiwan. From left to right, the plate, the bowl, and the lid
    The bottom of a white dish, with Red Blossom Tea Company’s logo etched in white into the bottom of the foot.
    A white porcelain lid, with a blue ring around the top of the handle.

    $18.00

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    The successor to our wildly popular Jingdezhen Spring Gaiwan, our new Spring Gaiwan is handcrafted in Dehua, Fujian from paper-thin, high-fired porcelain. Finished with a thin, hand-painted cerulean... →


  • Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides are rounded at the bottom before curving out towards the lip.
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    Summer Gaiwan

    $40.00

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    Summer Gaiwan

    Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides are rounded at the bottom before curving out towards the lip.
    Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides are rounded at the bottom before curving out towards the lip.
    Side view of the gaiwan, with the lid off kilter resting on its side against the bowl.
    Top down view of the gaiwan, showing the concentric blue circles around the rims of each piece.
    A hand holds the bowl of a gaiwan up to the light, showing how the light shines through the thin porcelain.
    Side view of all the pieces for the gaiwan. From left to right, the plate, the bowl, and the lid
    The tops of all the pieces for the gaiwan. From left to right, the plate, the bowl, and the lid
    The bottoms of all the pieces for the gaiwan. From left to right, the plate, the bowl, and the lid
    The bottom of a white dish, with Red Blossom Tea Company’s logo etched in white into the bottom of the foot.
    A white porcelain lid, with a blue ring around the top of the handle.

    $18.00

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    The successor to our wildly popular Jingdezhen Summer Gaiwan, our new Summer Gaiwan is handcrafted in Dehua, Fujian from paper-thin, high-fired porcelain. Finished with a thin, hand-painted cerulean line along... →


  • Side view of the competition brewing set. A white ceramic bowl on the left, and a white ceramic brewing vessel on the right.
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    Competition Brewing Set

    $32.00

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    Competition Brewing Set

    Side view of the competition brewing set. A white ceramic bowl on the left, and a white ceramic brewing vessel on the right.
    Side view of the competition brewing set. A white ceramic bowl on the left, and a white ceramic brewing vessel on the right.
    Side view of each piece of the competition brewing set. From left to right, the bowl, the brewing cup, and the lid.
    Top down view of each piece in the competition set. The brewing cup has some Formosa oolong tea leaves in it.
    Side view of the competition set in-use. A hand holds the brewing vessel above the bowl as it is decanted, one finger through the handle, the thumb holding the lid in place.
    Side view of the Competition set in use. The base of the cup and the handle of the lid rest on either edge of the bowl, allowing the tea inside to be decanted hands-free.
    Rear view of the competition set in use. The brewing vessel rests on top of the bowl to decant, showing the printed logo on its base.

    $32.00

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    This simple brewing set is the preferred brewing method for tea competitions. For everyday use, the brewing cup works much like a gaiwan. The handle keeps fingers cool, and the lid strains the leaves as the liquid is poured through the notch in the side.... →


  • Side view of a glass teapot with tea inside, showing the glass infuser with small slits to allow water through.
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    Blossom Glass Teapot

    $48.00

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    Blossom Glass Teapot

    Side view of a glass teapot with tea inside, showing the glass infuser with small slits to allow water through.
    Side view of a glass teapot with tea inside, showing the glass infuser with small slits to allow water through.
    Side view of a glass teapot.
    Front view of a glass teapot showcasing the spout, with a dip shaped into the bottom to prevent dribbling.
    Rear view of a glass teapot, with the infuser hanging inside.
    Side view of each part of a glass teapot laid out. From left to right, the infuser, the pot, and the lid.
    Close up of the infuser for a glass teapot. It has 12 slits cut into the bottom to allow water to pass through.
    Side view of water being added to a glass teapot, with leaves in the nested glass infuser.

    $16.00

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    A charming glass teapot of heat-resistant, food grade borosilicate glass. A larger size provides plenty of room for blossoming teas to expand. Also comes with a glass infuser to showcase your favorite loose leaf tea. The infuser's fine slits allow the tea to steep while keeping... →


  • Two fully assembled thermoses side by side. The one on the left is larger, the one on the right is slightly shorter.
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    Double Walled Glass Thermos

    $28.00

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    Double Walled Glass Thermos

    The fully assembled small thermos, without the cozy. The strainer is locked onto a lip inside the glass thermos, and has space for tea leaves either inside the strainer or underneath it.
    Two fully assembled thermoses side by side. The one on the left is larger, the one on the right is slightly shorter.
    Two fully assembled thermoses, showing the Red Blossom Tea Company logo in red on the black cozys. The one on the left is large, and the one on the right is slightly shorter.
    From left to right: a black cozy with a red logo to put the thermos in, the double-walled glass thermos, the stainless steel strainer basket, and the screw-on lid.
    Top down view of the fully assembled thermos. A carabiner is attached to a strap coming off of the cozy.
    Close up of the lip of the glass thermos, threaded to match with the lid. It's double-walled to insulate heat and has a small lip for the strainer basket to snap onto.
    Close up of the strainer basket that fits into the thermos. There is a small wire handle at the top to remove it.
    Top down view of the top of the lid. It has subtle knurling around the outside to make it easier to grip, and a mirror on top.
    Top down view of the inside of the lid. It has threading set into it, a silicone gasket, and a reflective silver finish where it is exposed to tea.
    The fully assembled large thermos, without the cozy. The strainer is locked onto a lip inside the glass thermos, and has space for tea leaves either inside the strainer or underneath it.
    The fully assembled small thermos, without the cozy. The strainer is locked onto a lip inside the glass thermos, and has space for tea leaves either inside the strainer or underneath it.

    $28.00

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    A sleek, double walled thermos with removable strainer and insulating sleeve.

    The double walled glass provides excellent heat retention to keep your tea warm and your hands cool. Brewing is made easy by placing loose leaves in the contained basket, which can be removed to avoid... →


  • Side view of a glass cup with tea brewing in it. Tea leaves are rising and falling in the inset glass infuser.
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    Glass Infuser Cup

    $25.00

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    Glass Infuser Cup

    Side view of a glass cup with tea brewing in it. Tea leaves are rising and falling in the inset glass infuser.
    Side view of a glass cup with tea brewing in it. Tea leaves are rising and falling in the inset glass infuser.
    Side view of the glass infuser cup. The infuser is in the cup, and the lid covers it.
    Rear view of the glass infuser cup, showing the handle. The infuser is in the cup, and the lid covers it.
    Side view of each part of the glass infuser cup. From left to right, the infuser, the cup, and the lid.
    Side view of a glass cup with a glass infuser basket. The lid is off to the side, underneath the handle.
    Side view of a glass up with a tea infuser. Water is being added, causing the leaves to churn. A glass lid is placed off to the side.
    Side view of a glass cup filled with tea. A hand is removing the glass strainer, allowing the remaining tea to flow out of the slits in the infuser.
    Side view of a glass cup with tea in it, a glass infuser on the side filled with tea leaves resting on a glass lid.

    $8.00

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    The glass infuser cup's ability to brew tea far exceeds its rather simple demeanor.

    The lid helps maintain brew temperature, but also serves as a trivet... →


  • Ru Kiln Shiboridashi
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    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi

    $280.00

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    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi

    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi
    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi
    Rear view of the shiboridashi.
    Side view of the shiboridashi, showing the slightly flared lip for improved grip.
    Front view of the shiboridashi showing the hand-shaped spout.
    Top down view of the closed shiboridashi, showing the hole in the lid to allow air through and smoother pouring.
    Top down view of the shiboridashi with the lid off to the side, showing the brown lip and the iron spot patterns inside.
    Close up of the shiboridashi's built-in strainer, made up of three holes punched into the clay near the spout.
    The bottom of a blue-green celadon shiboridashi, with Xu De Jia's maker's mark stamped into the unglazed base.

    $280.00

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    With an elegant glaze and refined shape, this Japanese-inspired tea brewing vessel is glazed in the classic Ru Kiln style of China's Song Dynasty. Crafted by nationally... →


  • Side view of a blue-green celadon gaiwan.
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    Ru Kiln Gaiwan: Series 1

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    Ru Kiln Gaiwan: Series 1

    Side view of a blue-green celadon gaiwan.
    Side view of a blue-green celadon gaiwan.
    Side view of a blue-green celadon gaiwan. The lid is off, resting behind the bowl.
    Side view of each part of a blue-green celadon gaiwan.
    Top down view of each piece of a blue-green celadon gaiwan
    Top down view of the undersides of each piece of a blue-green celadon gaiwan. The bowl and plate each have a maker's mark painted into the foot.

    $188.00

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    Strikingly modern in its aesthetic, this gaiwan is inspired by the Imperial Ru Kilns of China's Song Dynasty. Crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist Xu De Jia, this piece features the artist's signature blue-green glaze on a white clay body. Our Ru Kiln Gaiwan retains heat better... →


  • A silver box with a label reading “Pinnacle Collection”. In front of the box are all the contents of the box.
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    Pinnacle Collection

    $168.00

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    Pinnacle Collection

    A silver box with a label reading “Pinnacle Collection”. In front of the box are all the contents of the box.
    A silver box with a label reading “Pinnacle Collection”. In front of the box are all the contents of the box.
    An unopened silver box with a label reading “Pinnacle Collection”
    Side view of a white porcelain gaiwan, with blue rings painted around the edges of the plate, bowl, and the handle of the lid. The sides start straight before curving out towards the lip.
    A tall white porcelain server, with a blue ring painted around the top edge and lip of the spout.
    Two white teacups, curving up at the base and out towards the thin lip, with a blue ring painted around the edge.
    A white dish containing dry green tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry white tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry Formosa oolong tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry Tieguanyin tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry Phoenix oolong tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry Wuyi oolong tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry black tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”, and an orange circle in the bottom right corner reads “MX”
    A white dish containing dry pu-erh tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”
    A white dish containing dry ball-rolled jasmine tea leaves. A red ribbon in the top right corner reads “Red Label Collection”

    $168.00

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    The Pinnacle Collection captures the essence of Red Blossom Tea Company, offering a sample of each of our finest Red Label teas, plus a complete set of porcelain teaware for the ultimate brewing experience. Included in the Pinnacle Collection are nine single serving samples of our Red Label teas, plus our Spring Gaiwan, Ming Server, and a pair of Ming Tasting Cups for a complete gongfu-style tea set. Each Red Label Tea highlights a different regional crafting style and flavor profile,... →

  • A side-view of a celadon teapot.
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    Ru Kiln Pot: Series 4

    $380.00

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    Ru Kiln Pot: Series 4

    A side-view of a celadon teapot.
    A side-view of a celadon teapot.
    A front-view of a celadon teapot showing the spout.
    A back view of a celadon teapot showing the handle.
    A side view of a celadon teapot. The lid is resting against the handle.
    A close-up of a celadon teapot showing the strainer holes on the inside of the ceramic.
    A top-down shot of an upside-down celadon teapot showing the maker's mark of Xu De Jia

    $380.00

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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this teapot is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Imperial Ru Kiln, China's most prized ceramics.

    Crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist, Xu De Jia, this pot features the artist's signature Ru Kiln... →


  • Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its somewhat rectangular shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 550

    $480.00

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    Master Yixing, Style 550

    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its somewhat rectangular shape.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its somewhat rectangular shape.
    Rear view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, highlighting the handle.
    Front view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its short spout.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a gray duanni yixing teapot, with three small feet around the base, and two maker's marks stamped into it, one in the middle of the base, and the other at the bottom of the handle.

    $480.00

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    A classic shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot, rendered in elegant qinghuini (grey clay) for an understated and minimalist aesthetic. This teapot's versatile volume of just over 7.5 oz makes it perfect for solo sessions or small gatherings.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the... →


  • Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its triangular shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 551

    $480.00

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    Master Yixing, Style 551

    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its triangular shape.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its triangular shape.
    Rear view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, highlight the slightly angular handle.
    Front view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, highlighting the spout.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, with the lid facing the camera resting against the handle.
    Back view of the inside of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showcasing the built in filter made by poking holes in the clay.
    The base of a gray duanni yixing pot. It has three small feet around the outer edge, and a maker's mark stamped into the middle.

    $480.00

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    This angular shipiao teapot is crafted from qinghuini ("grey clay") and features a larger volume just under 10 ounces, making it ideal for group tea brewing.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of... →


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