"Taiwanese Chawan Tea Ceremony," through years of evolution and refinement, has continuously integrated and innovated, combining various media such as floral art, music, crafts, calligraphy, and painting. It showcases Taiwan's unique cultural style in the most confident and natural way, presenting contemporary Taiwanese craftsmanship and art forms. The "Taiwan International Chawan Festival" aims to provide the best opportunity for international exchange and promotion of Taiwanese tea art and ceramic culture through a series of arts and cultural activities.

The 3rd Chawan Festival: "The Universe of Bowls" - Each ceramic artist's worldview reveals a unique skill and aesthetic, much like the galaxy in the universe, where some stars shine brightly, some are hazy and indistinct, some are colorful, and some are dark and profound. But they are not solitary existences; rather, they are eternal beings that influence each other.

The second annual Chawan Festival, themed "The Flow of Goodness," embodies the energy of a virtuous cycle. Starting from a heart that cherishes the land, tea farmers cultivate fine tea, and potters craft exquisite bowls. Through the gentle pouring and serving of tea, one can experience the sweetness and beauty of a bowl of fragrant tea. Offering a bowl of tea breaks down barriers during the pandemic, conveying goodwill between people, and thus ensuring the continuous flow of goodness in the world.

2019 marked the first edition of the festival and the beginning of Taiwan's Chawan culture connecting with the international community. The Chawan Festival aims to provide friends around the world who love pottery and tea art with the experience of the fragrance from Taiwan's tea mountains through the "Chawan"—a simple yet highly expressive vessel. Rich in historical craftsmanship, the Chawan also represents the crystallization of earth and fire in contemporary art. It allows participants to immerse themselves in the rich culture and aesthetics of Taiwan through a single bowl of tea.