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Jingdezhen Four Gentlemen Blue and White Porcelain Gongfu Tea Cup Gift Set

Jingdezhen Four Gentlemen Blue and White Porcelain Gongfu Tea Cup Gift Set

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A complete Jingdezhen tea gift bringing Plum, Orchid, Bamboo, and Chrysanthemum together in four 60 ml blue-and-white porcelain tasting cups.

Jingdezhen Four Gentlemen blue-and-white porcelain tea cup gift set with four cups and a closed indigo gift box

Four Cups, One Complete Story

One Plum, one Orchid, one Bamboo, and one Chrysanthemum cup are presented as a single curated set. The four cups are sold together with their gift box; individual designs are not sold separately.

Complete set of four Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain tasting cups in Plum, Orchid, Bamboo, and Chrysanthemum designs

The Four Gentlemen

In East Asian art, plum, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum are known as the Four Gentlemen—four botanical subjects associated with resilience, grace, integrity, and calm independence. Together, they bring a quiet cultural story to the tea table.

Four Gentlemen porcelain tea cups arranged in a quiet scholar-inspired tea setting

Four Motifs, Four Expressions

Each cup carries its own botanical composition, giving every guest a distinct motif while the shared porcelain-white and cobalt-blue palette keeps the complete set beautifully harmonious.

Four-panel close-up of Plum, Orchid, Bamboo, and Chrysanthemum motifs on blue-and-white porcelain tea cups

Plum · Quiet Strength

A plum branch in cobalt blue brings a sense of resilience and poised beauty. Its confident linework makes this cup a calm reminder of strength held without display.

Plum-design Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain tasting cup

Orchid · Subtle Grace

Flowing orchid leaves and measured white space create an expression that feels light, graceful, and understated—an elegant companion for a quiet cup of tea.

Orchid-design Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain tasting cup

Bamboo · Upright Spirit

Structured bamboo strokes rise across the rounded cup body with clarity and rhythm. The motif conveys an upright spirit and a quiet strength that remains flexible.

Bamboo-design Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain tasting cup

Chrysanthemum · Independent Calm

Layered petals and grounded leaves give the chrysanthemum cup a composed presence. It speaks to calm independence, refinement, and beauty that does not ask for attention.

Chrysanthemum-design Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain tasting cup

Blue and White, in Four Expressions

Clean porcelain white, cobalt-blue motifs, a gently flared rim, rounded body, and small foot ring give every cup a tactile balance of decoration and open space.

Close-up details of cobalt-blue motifs, porcelain surface, flared rim, rounded body, and foot ring

Sized for Gongfu Tea

Each cup holds approximately 60 ml—small enough for repeated infusions and attentive tasting, yet comfortable in the hand for an unhurried gongfu tea session.

Tea being poured into a small 60 ml Four Gentlemen porcelain cup during gongfu tea

Tea Shared Between Four

Four matching cups turn repeated infusions into a shared ritual. Invite family or close friends to taste the same tea together while each person holds a different member of the complete set.

Four people sharing tea with Plum, Orchid, Bamboo, and Chrysanthemum porcelain cups

A Gift with Meaning

The complete four-cup set is presented with its deep indigo rectangular gift box. Quiet in color and rich in story, it is ready for housewarmings, weddings, hosts, tea lovers, and meaningful personal occasions.

Closed deep indigo gift box presented with the complete Four Gentlemen porcelain tea cup set

Made in Jingdezhen, China

Created in China’s historic porcelain city, this set comes from a place where ceramic knowledge is part of everyday studio life—from forming and finishing to the discipline of the kiln.

Ceramic studio in Jingdezhen, China, with an artisan working among porcelain wares

A Studio Guided by Hand and Eye

Form, surface, and decoration are considered at close range through a patient ceramic process. Subtle variations are part of the material character that makes porcelain feel personal and alive.

Close view of an artisan decorating porcelain in a ceramic studio