Hand-Painted Red Koi & Lotus Ceramic Teaware Collection - 125–150ml

A hand-painted Chinese teaware series featuring red koi, lotus-inspired floral forms and soft mineral-toned ceramic surfaces. The palette combines warm ivory, coral-red, muted green and dark blue-black accents, giving the collection a painterly, slightly rustic character that works equally well for Gongfu brewing and decorative tea-table styling.

Choose from three brewing vessels: a 125ml lift-handle teapot, a 150ml gaiwan, or a 150ml round teapot. The decoration is hand painted, so small differences in brushwork, tone and placement are part of the character of each piece.

Choose Your Style

• Lift-Handle Teapot 125ml: approximately 10 × 11cm, with an arched dark handle and decorative hanging accent.
• Gaiwan 150ml: approximately 9 × 7cm, with a dark foot and matching lid.
• Round Teapot 150ml: approximately 11.2 × 7.2cm, with an opening of approximately 5cm and a rounded side-handle silhouette.

Hand-Painted Koi & Lotus Motif

Red koi and lotus imagery bring a lively traditional Chinese visual language to the soft, speckled ceramic surface. Fine gold-tone lines highlight parts of the floral design, while small red koi details add movement around the vessel.

For Gongfu Tea

The 125–150ml capacities are well suited to short infusions and repeated brewing. Use the gaiwan for direct leaf access and easy pouring, or choose one of the teapot formats if you prefer a handled brewing vessel.

How to Style It at Home

Pair the ivory-and-red ceramics with walnut, dark oak, bamboo, linen or a muted stone tea tray, then leave open space around the brewing vessel so the hand-painted motifs remain the focus.

FAQ

Is the decoration hand painted?

Yes. The series is hand painted, and small variations in brushwork, speckling and color distribution are part of its individual character.

Which size should I choose?

The lift-handle teapot is approximately 125ml, while the gaiwan and round teapot are approximately 150ml.

Does the gaiwan include presentation packaging?

The gaiwan is presented with coordinated packaging. Packaging appearance can vary between production batches.

Are the gold-colored lines real gold?

No precious-metal content is claimed. They are gold-tone decorative detailing.

Will every piece look identical?

No. Hand-painted decoration and fired ceramic surfaces naturally show subtle variation.