Looking for a gaiwan that doesn't scorch hands

[bagua7]

Welcome. Personally, no saucer because I don't need it and also the tea table I use filters excess tea anyway, like most types.

[AllanK]

Hi, as the title says, i'm looking for a new gaiwan and wanted to hear some advices and recommendations..

My needs are:
1. doesn't scorch hands (WITHOUT having to use the saucer)
2. volume: 120ml
3. High porcelain quailty - price isn't a issue as long as it doesn't cost more than 60$.

Please recommend only gaiwans you've already bought and used, and that are possible to purchase online. I don't live in the US so US based vendors aren'ts an advantage.

THANKS !

I don't have a suggestion for a non scorching gaiwan but I simply use one of these when handling my Gaiwan.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/chef-re ... L5000.html

[jextxadore]

Hi, as the title says, i'm looking for a new gaiwan and wanted to hear some advices and recommendations..

My needs are:
1. doesn't scorch hands (WITHOUT having to use the saucer)
2. volume: 120ml
3. High porcelain quailty - price isn't a issue as long as it doesn't cost more than 60$.

Please recommend only gaiwans you've already bought and used, and that are possible to purchase online. I don't live in the US so US based vendors aren'ts an advantage.

THANKS !

I don't have a suggestion for a non scorching gaiwan but I simply use one of these when handling my Gaiwan.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/chef-re ... L5000.html

Surely that really messes with your dexterity? Seems to me that they'd have to fit very tightly to have any control over thin porcelain.