Tea set

A cup of fresh tea, green as waves, carries a fragrance that gently captivates the senses. Tea, a single leaf, a pot of water—seemingly simple, yet it embodies a thousand years of wisdom and culture. Tea utensils are the physical manifestation of this wisdom. From the rustic zisha teapot to the delicate lidded bowl, each […]

For the sake of a beloved cup, one might queue overnight or even fight, such is the case with Starbucks. Upon seeing beautiful tea sets, one cannot help but buy them, even if there’s no more room at home, this is the case with seasoned tea drinkers. But for those of us who are not

As the weather gets hotter, it’s time to show off our arms and legs, and various shopping platforms start recommending fitness equipment. As a fitness novice with many stationery items, I didn’t understand the purpose of these tools and ended up buying whatever I saw. The result was a pile of fitness equipment at home,

Good tea deserves good utensils. Drinking tea is not just about tasting the tea, but also a harmonious process between the heart and the tea. Of course, it’s essential to know their names first. 1. The Six Utensils of Tea Ceremony: Also known as the Six Gentlemen of Tea Ceremony, they include: Tea Needle to

Surrounding the use, brewing, serving, and of tasting tea, there is a diverse array of teaware. For instance, a complete set of traditional Gongfu tea utensils requires over ten different items. However, for the average tea lover, mastering the use of a few main teaware pieces is sufficient to brew a good cup of tea.

Just as fish cannot live without water, no matter how good the tea is, without a set of fine tea utensils, it cannot fully express its flavor and aroma. A complete set of tea utensils consists of multiple components, each with its unique function. Below, we will introduce each piece of tea utensil one by

Do you have these 16 basic tea sets? Drinking tea is not just about having good tea; it also requires a set of tea utensils that you love. Slowly grinding and savoring the tea has become a ‘necessity’ for more and more people.

When I was young, I observed that the elders would drink tea from a large teapot or a glass cup. In ancient costume dramas, one would see a bowl with a lid. Later, while working in places like Fujian and Guangdong, I encountered a variety of pots and jars being used (what are these for?).

Tea culture has always held an important position in traditional Chinese culture and continues to do so to this day. In terms of tea set design, it is a philosophical subject both in China and globally. The East has its design philosophy, and the West has its innovative thinking. Below, we introduce 9 unique tea