This 185 ml gaiwan is an entirely handmade and unique piece of teaware made by a Dai minority artist using traditional Dai techniques. The clay comes from Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province, the area where much exceptional puerh tea is grown and produced. This gaiwan is wood fired in a traditional dragon kiln and naturally glazed. It comes with its own attractive box to keep it safe when not in use and when in transit.
Dai pottery has a very long history in China, at least 4000 years. In 2006, Dai pottery, which is traditionally made by women, entered China's official list of Intangible Cultural Heritage.