The Gaiwan is a round-shaped tea utensil, crafted using underglaze blue and colored decoration, exhibiting a dynamic and vigorous artistic style. The landscape painting, a traditional genre in Chinese art, is chosen as the decorative theme for the Gaiwan, adding a touch of classic elegance. The bowl features a graceful and beautiful form, with a smooth glaze applied to the body, creating a subtle lustrous effect that is both luminous and non-luminous. The hollow design of the lid knob prevents it from getting hot and provides a comfortable grip. The bottom foot ring is meticulously polished, ensuring a smooth surface. The pedestal is stable, thick, and full-rounded, with a blue glaze depicting the scenery of the Qingming Festival, perfectly complementing the bottom foot ring, creating a harmonious and complementary effect.

The "Qingming Riverside Scene" is presented in the form of a long scroll painting, employing a scattered-point perspective composition method to vividly depict the urban landscape and the daily life of people from various social classes in the capital city of Dongjing during the Northern Song Dynasty (12th century). It serves as a witness to the prosperity of Dongjing and reflects the urban economy of the Northern Song Dynasty. The Gaiwan is adorned with a partial depiction of the "Qingming Riverside Scene," enhancing its grandeur and charm.

The Gaiwan is crafted using underglaze blue and colored decoration, showcasing a dynamic and vigorous artistic style. The decorative theme of the bowl is inspired by the renowned Chinese painting "Qingming Riverside Scene," adding an atmosphere of grandeur and classic beauty. Whether used for tea ceremonies or collected as an art piece, the Covered Bowl offers a unique visual experience and cultural appreciation.

Size: 180 ml or 6.08 oz, Length 13.4 cm (5.2 inches), Height 13 cm (5.1 inches).