Tea Ceremony

The tea utensil holder, made from hickory and walnut wood, features a unique design. Carefully crafted from selected wild hickory, it undergoes over a dozen processes including selection, cutting, polishing, and bonding. Hickory is known for its beautiful grain, varied shapes, and naturally rustic appearance. Paired with walnut wood, the tea holder exudes a sense of antique charm and refined elegance.

China is the birthplace of tea. Beyond being an essential daily beverage, tea has also been integrated with the philosophies of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, making it a vital part of traditional Chinese culture and imbuing it with deep spiritual meaning. As the vessels for tea and water, teaware plays a significant role in the practice of the tea ceremony.

This is a deep-toned tea table ambience lamp, featuring a tin base combined with leaf-textured rock inlays, all sealed with traditional lacquer. Its design is both rustic and elegant, blending ancient charm with modern aesthetics. Versatile and timeless, it complements a wide variety of tea table settings.

Design Concept: A graceful fusion of New Chinese style and classical elegance, intertwined with the fashion of modernism — creating a beautiful encounter in the midst of a bustling modern city. While embracing the fast pace of life, it also offers a moment of elegance and a taste of refined charm.

Zisha clay, or purple clay, is a type of ceramic that lies between pottery and porcelain. It is characterized by its dense structure, near-porcelain vitrification, high strength, and fine particles. While the surface of the vessel appears smooth and well-formed, it contains subtle granular variations that create a distinctive sandy texture.

Design Concept: Rooted in contemporary lifestyle aesthetics, this design integrates ethnic elements and collaborates with skilled artisans to create pieces that bring new life to the fading brilliance of traditional Chinese craftsmanship, opening up endless possibilities for its integration into everyday life.

Teapots, teacups, and other vessels are the soul of tea brewing. The teapot, as the centerpiece of the tea set, holds both tea leaves and water to steep the tea. Teapots come in a wide variety of shapes and designs, offering both practical functionality and artistic value, enhancing the overall atmosphere and enjoyment of tea appreciation. A good teapot is heat-resistant and retains warmth, allowing the essence of the tea to infuse quickly into the water, releasing its full aroma and showcasing the charm of fine tea to the fullest.

One of the prized clay materials used in Zisha teapots has a jade-green hue, excellent breathability, and a delicate texture that feels as smooth as a baby's skin. After regular use and proper seasoning, it develops a rich patina. It is renowned for its qualities, described as “as hard as iron, as fluid as water, as smooth as jade, and as resonant as a bell.”

A teapot is the perfect companion for brewing tea—serving one tea with one pot symbolizes loyalty, devotion, and family harmony in traditional culture. Therefore, gifting tea and a teapot during festive occasions is more than just a gesture; it conveys cultural heritage and refined taste. Giving teaware is a sign of respect, making it an ideal gift for leaders, elders, or clients.

Porcelain body with silver gilding — the fusion of ceramic and silver creates a unique tea vessel, weaving together the wisdom of artisans passed down through millennia. Elegant yet practical, it feels like a serendipitous encounter. Crafted from clay and silver, it embodies both tradition and innovation.

Tea pets, also known as tea toys, are playful ornaments in Chinese tea culture designed to enhance the enjoyment of tea drinking.

Tea pets, also known as tea toys, are playful ornaments in Chinese tea culture designed to enhance the enjoyment of tea drinking

Tea pets, also known as tea toys, are playful ornaments in Chinese tea culture designed to enhance the enjoyment of tea drinking.

Tea pets, also known as tea toys, are playful ornaments in Chinese tea culture designed to enhance the enjoyment of tea drinking

Tea Strainer: As the name suggests, a tea strainer serves the purpose of filtration. Though often overlooked, it plays a crucial role in the tea set. Its main function is to filter out tea leaves and fine particles from the tea liquor, ensuring a clear and bright brew. This not only enhances the visual appeal of the tea but also improves its taste.

Tea pets, also known as tea toys, are playful ornaments in Chinese tea culture designed to enhance the enjoyment of tea drinking.