Enjoyed this very much. The gaiwan is still my favourite brewing vessel that allows me to be really close to the tea and to fully appreciate it. I had to take out my gaiwans to check. :D
NayNay2015, we might have one left in the Swiss warehouse, but I can only check next weekend. Then I'll let you know. Maybe next spring we manage to find them again in China.
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amazing video. thank you so much. i am a porcelain thrower from California and i am making fine wares like the ones in your video.
Enjoyed this very much. The gaiwan is still my favourite brewing vessel that allows me to be really close to the tea and to fully appreciate it. I had to take out my gaiwans to check. :D
So glad you enjoyed watching and found a connection to your gaiwan at home. I also do use gaiwan the most.
Very informative video, with usefull tips when shopping for a new gaiwan. Thank you!
Super super interesting! I will go and look at my gaiwans...
Gabriele Zimmermann, handmade gaiwans are pretty rare. Share a picture if you have one!
I just ordered a new wooden gaiwan and I'm curious to see how well it holds heat
What was the conclusion? Did it work well?
@@vianouche1 it works surprisingly well 😊 I can put 200 degree water in it
I love your videos keep going!
Gigi Lolo: thank you Gigi! Spread the word, the more you are, the easier it is for me to keep sharing tea knowledge 😊
Thank you !! Do you know of a good tea shop in Zürich?
NayNay2015 In terms of quality of the tea: for Taiwan oolong and Pu'er you can try Shui Tang: www.shuitang.ch
nannuoshan thank you. Do you have any more of the tea pets with the dreadlocks...... too cute and I only ordered one.😔
NayNay2015, we might have one left in the Swiss warehouse, but I can only check next weekend. Then I'll let you know. Maybe next spring we manage to find them again in China.
nannuoshan thank you!!!! You’re awesome!!!!