Blue & White Porcelain Gaiwan Kitchenware to say the least 127955 1 to say the least finely grained tannins with notes of wood and chocolate It was during this peak time of pottery creation in China that small porcelain teacups without a handle were given a lid and a deep saucer for the cup to sit in and called a Gaiwan (lidded bowl) The Chinese Gaiwan (also spelled Guywan) covered bowl is a study in practicality
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