Porcelain Tableware Gift 6/Set Gaiwan Bowl Spoon Chinese Wedding Hollow Paper Cut Pattern Tea Set for Adults Men Women Couple Wedding Party Dragon phoenix

Chinese wedding banquet man and wife tableware gifts suit: Chinese wedding style banquet tableware altogether 6 pieces,2 sets of Gaiwan, 2 rice bowls, 2 soup spoons. Chinese paper-cutting art integrates items used for marriage in the new era to make wedding cultural patterns.These festive cultures bring joy and auspiciousness to life.
Exquisite workmanship:Using kaolin as raw material, hand-made into embryo. High temperature multiple calcination, Glaze surface.easy to clean.Microwave Dishwasher Safe.
Retro paper-cut design: adopting Chinese past folk wedding elements as patterns to add a festive and joyful atmosphere to life.Meaning, good luck, happiness, family harmony.
Gaiwan is used for drinking tea or coffee. It keeps the water warm for a long time. bowls and soup spoons can be used to hold soup, rice and other foods.Suitable for men women couple wedding banquet, Parents birthdays, anniversaries, housewarming party and other festive occasions.
Beautiful and safe packing:Outside is color box packaging, folding handle, easy to carry.The interior is hollowed out with foam to separate items to prevent collision.If there is any problem with the product, please feel free to contact us and we will give you a satisfactory solution.
The 6 pieces of elegant sets include:2 sets of Gaiwan, 2 bowls, 2 soup spoons.
Material：Porcelain
Bowl size:10.4cm*5.2cm（D*H）diameter*high
Scoop size:14cm long
Gaiwan size：cup 9.4cm*6.6（D*H),plate 9.1cm*2.2cm(D*H),cover 8.1cm*2.7cm(D*H)

Paper-cutting art is one of the oldest Chinese folk art. As a hollow art, it can give people a visually transparent feeling and artistic enjoyment. Paper-cutting Use scissors to cut paper into various patterns, such as window grilles, door papers, wall flowers, ceiling flowers, and lantern flowers. During festivals or wedding celebrations, people stick beautiful and bright paper-cuts on windows, walls, doors and lanterns in their homes, and the festive atmosphere is also enhanced by this.