New Teaware Arrivals
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What can be more enticing than watching rising steam, listening to crackling charcoal, boiling water, and a Chaozhou clay kettle clacking lid? The Chaozhou charcoal stove and clay kettle are a must-have if you are serious about Gong Fu Cha. It will transform the entire tea experience by taking it to the next level. Many argue that water boiled on the open fire in a clay kettle is so much better than the one boiled in a stainless steel electric kettle.
The Jianzhan glaze is not only stunningly beautiful. Rich in iron, it makes tea taste sweeter and more rounded. Despite the exceptionally thin walls of this Jian Zhan teacup, the temperature of the brew will stay pleasantly warm for a long time. While you sip the tea, watch the colors of the glaze gently play and intermingle with the tea. Handmade by Yang Jia Jang, an Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage and a National First-Level potter.
Crafted from clay that can be seen through the glaze, this 40ml cup has an earthy feel that resonates with the natural origins of tea. It fits comfortably in your hand and adapts seamlessly to your tea of choice. The wide opening brings the brew to a comfortable drinking temperature without a lengthy wait. The glaze is bright, providing a clean background that allows the true colors of your tea to shine through
The design of this 50ml teacup is simple and tasteful. Its frosted base transitions seamlessly to a clear upper half. Glass allows you to admire the vibrant color of the tea, watch the steam softly rise and dance on its walls, and observe how the light passes through the liquid, enhancing the rich hues of your tea. It's a visual pleasure that complements the savoring of your tea.
This Digital Tea Scale, designed for tea enthusiasts who cherish precision, delivers the right amount of tea leaves for a perfect brew. With its refined appearance and dual functionality, it also acts as a modern Cha He (茶荷 – 'Tea Holder'), setting a stage where the tea becomes the star. Placing the leaves on the white surface showcases their beauty against the scale's sophisticated backdrop and transforms every brewing session into a ceremonious affair.
A tea cloth or tea towel, known as "Cha Bu" (茶布), is a versatile Gong Fu Cha accessory. Put underneath your teapot or near the tea table's edge, its role is to catch and absorb accidental drips or spills, maintaining a clean and orderly tea ritual space during tea sessions.