New Teaware Arrivals

This unique 70ml gaiwan, crafted from high-iron Dehua clay, features a faceted design inspired by the angles of a rough diamond. The wood-firing process gives each piece its own unique glaze and texture, making it one of a kind. The size is perfect for solo-teaing. Created by A Jie, an amazing artist we met in Fujian, this gaiwan brings together centuries of ceramic tradition with a fresh, artistic perspective, adding a unique touch to a tea session.

The 60ml Handmade Woodfired "Weathered Rock" Teacup is crafted from high-iron Dehua clay and shaped by natural elements through a traditional wood-firing process. Its rough texture, inspired by weathered rocks, creates a beautiful play of light and texture. No two cups are the same, each bearing the unique marks of ash and flame from the kiln. The result is an earthy yet refined teacup that feels like a natural extension of the tea ritual, bringing together tradition, artistry, and the unpredictability of nature.

This tea set by A Jie includes the "Rough Diamond" Gaiwan and "Weathered Rock" Teacup, both crafted using high-iron Dehua clay and a traditional wood-firing process. The rugged and faceted designs complement each other beautifully, and the smaller size of the gaiwan makes it perfect for solo tea sessions with your most precious teas. Each piece is unique, reflecting the natural elements of fire and clay, and brings out the tea’s natural sweetness.

Ju Lun is a classic shape dating back to the Qing Dynasty. Its popularity transcended China and reached Japan. The Japanese literati admired Ju Lun's elegant shape, seeing it as a symbol of the harmonious spirit of tea culture. This 120ml teapot features a slightly modernized classic shape. Crafted from Ben Shan ZiNi clay, it has a noticeable effect on tea. Its excellent pour speed allows great control of brewing.

This 120ml Si Ting porcelain teapot offers an unadulterated encounter with your tea. Being a non-reactive material, porcelain serves as a blank canvas, allowing the true taste of the tea to shine through. The thermal properties of porcelain are ideal for the more delicate, heat-sensitive teas like green, white, and yellow varieties.

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