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Modern Elegance Sandalwood Pu'er PickThis stunning pu’er pick features a dramatic chiseled angle for breaking apart cakes of fine pu’er, white tea or aged oolong with ease. The handle is cut from sandalwood and perfectly joined to the blade. Breaking a cake of fine tea is part of the whole ceremony, so why not use a tool designed with modern gongfu in mind?In stock$28.00 -
Pu’er TrayThis tray is specially designed to hold pu’er cakes while you unwrap them and break them apart. The cut corner gives freed leaves room to pour into your teapot or gaiwan. The light wood veneer is easy to keep clean and provides a great contrast for showing off the color of your tea.Out of stock -
Scratch & Dent Pu’er TrayThis tray is specially designed to hold pu’er cakes while you unwrap them and break them apart. The cut corner gives freed leaves room to pour into your teapot or gaiwan. The light wood veneer is easy to keep clean and provides a great contrast for showing off the color of your tea. These special scratch & dent' trays each have a small, unique mark in oil pencil beneath the final sealing finish, and are available at a steep discount while supplies last.Out of stock -
Bamboo Pu’er TrayXiangfu’s roots as a workshop are in bamboo crafting, and this pu’er tray is a perfect example of their functional design. Perfectly sized for a 357g cake, the tray is a safe and convenient way to break apart a pu’er cake. The open corner allows you to pour the leaves directly into a teapot or gaiwan.Out of stock -
Embroidered Tea ClothThese linen tea cloths are perfect for dabbing small spills, and folded in thirds is a formal tea ceremony towel to hold your tea tools. After brewing, the small tea towels can be used to wipe down your tea board or gently buff your yixing tea pots.Out of stock -
Pu’er Tray and Storage BoxThis clever bamboo tea box from Xiangfu is the perfect tray to break up a pu’er cake before brewing with its open cut corner for pouring leaves directly into a teapot or gaiwan. When you are done with your favorite pu’er, instead of having to put it away on a shelf and risk tearing the wrapper, you can leave it it in this box, since the lid slides into place and locks magnetically to protect your best teas.Out of stock -
Bamboo Tea Tool Travel SetThis ingenious tea tool set from Xiangfu comes in a carved magnetic-locking slide-out box that converts into a stand when you are ready to brew. The set includes a scoop that doubles as presentation tray, a teaspoon for pushing tea into the gaiwan or teapot that doubles as a matcha measuring scoop, a wooden tweezers for picking up cups and washing them and a pick for cleaning out teapots.Out of stock -
Mottled Bamboo Pu'er PickThese lovely pu'er picks are made from beautiful mottled bamboo. Mottled or striped bamboo is often used for making calligraphy brush handles, and has long been associated with the scholarly arts. The sturdy needles are great for carefully breaking up cakes and bricks of pu'er, and then fit safely and snugly into their fitted tops for storage and transportation.Out of stock -
Wood & Gold Travel Pu'er PickThis convenient pu’er pick features a hardwood handle and a sheath to protect the blade, joined with brass fittings to actually twist tight. The brass fittings make for a perfect balance point on the pick, making it easier to handle and letting you pack it for a picnic, road trip etc without worrying.Low Stock$8.50 -
Burl Wood Tea Tool SetTea tools bring a sense of real ritual to daily tea, and this set honors that with beautifully burled hardwood set in resin. This set includes a scoop for portioning tea from its bag, a pick for cleaning out yixing teapots, a funnel to guide leaves into your pot, tweezers for handling cups, and a ‘spoon’ for pushing leaves into a vessel or portioning stone-ground teas.Out of stock -
Natural Bamboo Tea ScoopThis tea scoop is hand carved from a piece of bamboo. Each piece is completely unique with slightly different patterning. Perfect both for measuring out tea, and for presenting loose tea leaves for guests to appreciate before brewing. *each handmade piece is unique due to natural variationOut of stock -
Simple White ChaheThis chahe is a specialized presentation plate to measure out your tea leaves, show them around, smell them and easily pour them into a teapot or gaiwan. The bright white porcelain is a great neutral background to really let your tea leaves shine.Low Stock$6.00 -
Xiangfu Water BowlThis lustrous white bowl is perfect for holding first rinses and excess tea in modern gongfu tea ceremony. Adding a bowl to your tea set eliminates the need for a large draining tea board. This modern, purposeful and elegant way to drink tea can be reconfigured in any space for any size gathering. This bowl comes with a bamboo funnel that gives it a clean, elegant look and keeps the bowl from becoming overfull. The funnel can double as a tool to help pour fluffy tea leaves into teapots in a pinch. The Longquan porcelain finish is easy to keep bright and clean.Low Stock$34.00 -
Yixing Tea Pot ClothThis two sided tea cloth is made for caring for your yixing pottery. The suede side can be used to buff a pot after it has been rinsed with hot water, while the cloth side can be used to catch drops and dab build-up during brewing for even seasoning.Low Stock$4.00 -
Small White Water BowlThis elegant creamy white bowl is beautiful on its own, for holding cups, or - as we like to use it - as a water bowl to hold extra tea, first rinses etc in modern gongfu ceremony. Adding a pot like this to your tea set eliminates the need for a large draining tea board. This modern, purposeful and elegant way to drink tea can be reconfigured in any space for any size gathering. Over time, the glazing in this heavy bowl will crackle (or craze), making it more beautiful with every month of use.Low Stock$49.00 -
Xiangfu White Gilded VasePart of the formal tea ceremony is invoking nature. Both Chinese and Japanese tea ceremony call for flowers. The natural element is a reminder that tea comes from the outdoors. It reinforces our connection to nature and helps transport us to the mountain peaks where the tea is grown with every sip we take. This gilded Longquan porcelain vase is an elegant piece for both tea ceremony and on its own.Low Stock$28.00
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Glass PitcherThis tempered glass pitcher is a versatile tool for brewing tea. It can be used to pour steeped tea from a teapot or gaiwan for each tea without dripping. It is also used to ensure that each guest gets tea steeped for the same amount of time regardless of whether you pour for them first or last. The glass pitcher is also a perfect tool for brewing green teas as it holds the right temperature for more delicate brews and shows off the tremendous beauty and color of the leaves as you steep your teaOut of stock -
Basic White PitcherThis porcelain pitcher is simple and utilitarian. This affordable, basic vessel is made of non-permeable hard paste porcelain, which makes it great to pair with a small gaiwan for everyday brewing.Out of stock -
Xiang Fu All-in-One BrewerWe love using this easy brewing system in compact spaces or for tea while we are busy. A modern version of the easy gaiwan, this brewing is made of a tempered glass pitcher with a rubber base to protect the glass from chipping, a loose bamboo wrap to insulate the heat and protect your hands, and a ceramic brew basket with easy-to-clean stainless steel mesh. Simply add leaves to the basket, steep and remove. The finished tea can be poured from the brew pitcher into your favorite cups. The lid of the basket doubles as a saucer so that you don’t need to worry about dripping on a desk or table.Sale -
Cherry Branch PitcherThis wide pitcher features a large capacity and a beautifully clean pour. The flared edges keep your hands protected from heat, while the fine lustrous finish makes this almost completely non-reactive, so the aroma of your tea can be as true as possible. Careful hand-painting gives the cherry branch motif a vibrant almost playful quality. Deep red creates clean contrast on the cup edges. This thoughtfully-composed piece comes from the Peng Yuan studio, who achieves some of the thinnest and most lustrous porcelain we have seen in De Hua.Out of stock -
Between the Lines Lotus PitcherThis thin, fine and lustrous porcelain pitcher was hand painted by the Peng Yuan Qing Hua studio. The pitcher is carefully shaped and hand finished before firing. This highly vitrified porcelain is non-reactive and perfect for any tea.Low Stock$12.00 -
Soft White Natural Rim PitcherWhile much of Dehua has moved towards Jingdezhen-style lustrous porcelain, Peng Yuan Studio still fires the soft, matte finish smooth pieces for which Dehua was first known. This is a fine example of traditional Dehua porcelain. The natural edging is hand-painted for a rustic touch.Out of stock -
Red Lotus PitcherHand painted De Huaporcelain pitcher with colorful red lotus and fish painting. The tall pitcher is finished with a graceful handle and spout for smooth pouring, while the bright porcelain interior shows off the color of your tea.Out of stock -
Glass Test Tube SteeperTempered glass steeping solution includes strainer, pitcher and cover, all in one. The tall, glass test-tube-style steeper lets you watch your leaves as they brew and unfold. Clear glass handles protect your fingers from heat and make for easy pouring. Once you're finished steeping, the cover doubles as a saucer and strainer stand for easy resteeping.Sale -
Gilded White PitcherThis tall, elegant pitcher is made from lustrous De Hua high-fired porcelain. The highly vitrified porcelain is non-reactive, presenting a clean focused aroma in your teas. The gold gilding is a beautiful contrast to the subtle blue-green hue in the porcelain.Low Stock$12.50 -
Painted Landscape PitcherThis lustrous high-fired porcelain pitcher from De Hua is highly vitrified and non-reactive, presenting a clean focused aroma in your teas. The meticulously hand-painted landscape depicts distant mountains, trees growing from rocky outcroppings and small boats, very evocative of the Wuyishan tea growing region.Low Stock$12.50 -
Glass and Bamboo PitcherThis elegant and practical pitcher is designed for real-world use. Bamboo wraps the body of the pitcher to provide insulation from hot tea while pouring, making it easy to pick up without the need for a handle. The rubber footing protects the glass, and keeps the pitcher in place during use. The rubber and bamboo can be easily removed to make it easy to clean the glass.Out of stock -
Yellow Iris PitcherThis thin, fine and lustrous porcelain pitcher was hand painted by the Peng Yuan Qing Hua studio. The pitcher is carefully shaped and hand finished before firing. This highly vitrified porcelain is non-reactive and perfect for any tea.Out of stock -
Xiang Fu Long Spout PitcherThis elegant glass pitcher is insulated with a bamboo outer wrap to make it easy to pick up and pour without a handle. The long spout makes for a beautiful pour and shows off the color of your tea.Out of stock -
Textured Glass PitcherLarge tempered glass pitcher in modern design with bubble texture for natural pattern and interest. Graceful spout and tall shape makes pouring easy, while the wide mouth helps keep water temperatures cool for more delicate teas.Out of stock -
Basic Ru PitcherThis Ru style glazed pitcher will crackle and craze over months of use, becoming more beautiful with time. The shape and thickness help retain heat to keep your tea at ideal sipping temperature. The three feet on the base are a design call out to the traditional Shi Piao form.Out of stock -
Freeform Painted Branch PitcherStriking blue against brilliant white is the most classic and evocative style of Chinese porcelain. This pitcher was meticulously hand-painted using an incredibly fine brush, a steady hand, and a careful eye for a gorgeous freeform branch motif that evokes the abundance of late spring. The artists of the De Hua Peng Yuan Studio are dedicated to honoring the art of porcelain with lustrous and highly vitrified pieces that reflect the true aroma of tea.Low Stock$18.00 -
Golden Mist PitcherThe pitcher is the serving vessel from which you pour your fine teas, and this pitcher is built to show off any tea with elegance and poise. Xiangfu’s newest line of professional tea tasting wares features delicately frosted tempered glass adorned with an evocative splash of gold. As you pour tea from the pitcher, light catches through the glass, illuminating the liquor and playing off the luster of the foil accents for a beautiful effect.
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Rippled Glass PitcherThis elegant glass pitcher is insulated with a bamboo outer wrap to make it easy to pick up and pour without a handle. The bottom is coated in rubber to protect the glass and to keep the pitcher in place during use.Out of stock -
Xiang Fu Glass & Bamboo PitcherThis elegant glass pitcher is insulated with a bamboo outer wrap to make it easy to pick up and pour without a handle. The bottom is coated in rubber to protect the glass and to keep the pitcher in place during use.Out of stock -
Ru Glaze CupThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This beautiful classic cup is a pleasure to hold and a beautiful contrast to the color of tea, especially as it crackles over time.Out of stock -
Simple Celadon PitcherXiangfu Workshop’s new line of Ge Song Celadon is fired using traditional techniques in Longquan, the birthplace of Celadon pottery. The light crackling grows over a lifetime of use, slowly filling in darker with tea for a beautiful effect. This pitcher was finished without a handle for a great modern gongfu style perfect for compact set ups.Out of stock -
Scholarly Painted PitcherThe beautiful hand-painted motif on this high-fired pitcher draws on the Tang dynasty tradition of gardens set up for scholarly contemplation and meditation, highlighting the beauty of natural objects like unique rocks and trees through the seasons.Low Stock$20.00 -
Modern Porcelain PitcherThe modern form of this pitcher makes it a clean and striking addition to any tea set. The bright white high-fired porcelain is perfect for bringing out the aromatics in any tea, and provides a beautiful contrast to the color of the finished brew. The Peng Yuan Studio sculpted this pitcher for a graceful spout that forms naturally from the top edges.Low Stock$22.00 -
Flared Celadon PitcherXiangfu works with ceramicists in Longquan to offer their high-end Ge Song series, relying on careful hand-glazing and high firing temperatures. The celadon crackles while firing for beautiful patterns across the pitcher. Fine crystalline formations under the glazing surface make the whole pot shine in the light. This tall pitcher is handleless for an elegant and clean look as a perfect compliment to modern gongfu ceremony.Out of stock -
Xiang Fu Mini Travel Tea SetThis convenient travel tea set is perfect for the tea lover on the go. Whether you're taking tea to the office or pouring gong fu in the great outdoors, this set has everything you need to brew loose leaf tea for two! The set from Xiang Fu ( 祥福 / Stone Leaf Tea Set ) includes a brewing pitcher and two small celadon nesting cups, all packing conveniently into the padded case. The celadon and stainless steel strainer insert make brewing tea in the tempered glass pitcher simple and convenient.Sale -
Traditional Celadon PitcherXiangfu Workshop’s new line of Ge Song Celadon is fired using traditional techniques in Longquan, the birthplace of Celadon pottery. The light crackling grows over a lifetime of use, slowly filling in darker with tea for a beautiful effect. This pitcher was finished without a handle for a great modern gongfu style perfect for compact set ups.Out of stock -
Blue Celadon PitcherXiangfu Workshop’s new line of Ge Song Celadon is fired using traditional techniques in Longquan, the birthplace of Celadon pottery. The light crackling on this bluer shade of celadon grows over a lifetime of use, slowly filling in darker with tea for a beautiful effect.Low Stock$29.00 -
Wide Gold Rim Crackle PitcherThis extremely fine tempered glass pitcher is made by hand and gilded with gold. This pitcher was made in Japan to bring out the flavor and aroma of fine sake, but we have fallen in love with how the shape and crackling bring out the exquisite color and aroma in tea. This pitcher is gracefully curved and elegant, making tea almost sparkle as you pour.Out of stock -
Slim Gold Rim Crackle PitcherThis extremely fine tempered glass pitcher is made by hand and gilded with gold. This pitcher was made in Japan to bring out the flavor and aroma of fine sake, but we have fallen in love with how the shape and crackling bring out the exquisite color and aroma in tea. This pitcher is tall and elegant, making tea almost sparkle as you pour.Out of stock -
Shui Ji Jian Zhan Hare’s Fur Glaze PitcherThis pitcher was hand-crafted by master ceramicist Huang Changfa using the same clay and glazing of Shui Ji used by Song Dynasty potters when they first discovered the hare’s fur style. This technique is recreated in an electric kiln by adding pine needles during firing to affect the glazing patterns. The base is left unglazed for a beautiful contrast. Due to natural variation during firing, the patterns on each pitcher will be slightly different.Out of stock -
Ru Glaze PitcherThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This classic pitcher is a pleasure to hold and a beautiful contrast to the color of tea, especially as it crackles over time.Low Stock$34.00 -
Nesting Cup Glass Brewer SetThis compact brewer is perfect for travel, camping, and space-conscious brewing. The nesting porcelain cups are thin and fine enough for careful sipping and tasting. The glass brewer comes with a brew insert that can be removed with the leaves when the tea is perfectly steeped. The wood handle on the brewer is a stylish touch that protects you from the heat of steeping tea.Sale -
Long Handle Celadon PitcherXiangfu Workshop’s new line of Ge Song Celadon is fired using traditional techniques in Longquan, the birthplace of Celadon pottery. The light crackling grows over a lifetime of use, slowly filling in darker with tea for a beautiful effect. This long handled pitcher is a gorgeous piece inspired by korean pottery. The wood handle is a beautiful contrast with the celadon.Out of stock -
You Di Tian Mu PitcherThis beautiful pitcher is hand-made and hand glazed by two brothers in De Hua inspired to study both Tenmoku glazing techniques in Japan and ancient Song Dynasty Jian Zhan styles in Shui Ji. They named their kiln Su Ji, which means revival and remembrance. These pitchers become more lustrous and deeper over years of use. Due to natural variation during firing, the beautiful patterns on each piece will all be slightly different. Due to natural variation during firing, the beautiful patterns on each tea cup will all be slightly different.Out of stock -
Ru Glaze GaiwanThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This graceful sweeping gaiwan will crackle over time, revealing beautiful patterns in the glaze. The thicker gaiwan body helps insulate and regulate heat for consistent brewing, and the color provides a stunning contrast to the tea leaves themselves.Out of stock -
The Essential Gongfu Travel SetThis brilliantly-assembled essential gongfu set is everything you need to make the time and space for fine tea, wherever you may be. The set includes a fine lustrous porcelain gaiwan, edged with a warm natural band for contrast, three matching cups with just the right flare to bring out the aromatics of tea, a tempered glass pitcher to show off the color of the finished brew, a tea towel that doubles as a runner for a formal gongfu set up, and a plastic case to dump extra tea whose lid doubles as a tea boat for your gaiwan. Everything packs into a hard case zip carrier that takes up less space than a single folded T-shirt. The perfect essential gongfu solution.Sale -
Tea Life Essentials Travel KitThis contemporary travel kit from Xiangfu Design Studio features clean white porcelain paired with elegant bamboo, including a brewing pitcher and two cups. The bamboo cleverly insulates your hands from heat while brewing and sipping, while the perfectly-formed case secures your set for travel. Clip this set to a backpack or bike bag and you’ll be ready for your next adventure.Sale -
Xiang Fu Complete Travel Tea SetThis convenient travel tea set is perfect for the tea lover on the move. Whether you're taking your tea to the office or just love to travel with tea, this set has everything you need to brew loose leaf tea for four! The set from Xiang Fu ( 祥福 / Stone Leaf Tea Set ) includes a brewing pitcher, four double-walled tempered glass bubble cups, bamboo tea board, tweezers & terry cloth - all packed into a stylish messenger bag!Sale -
Nixi Pottery Traditional Pitcher BrewerThis pitcher and brewing vessel is one of the oldest forms in Nixi pottery, with archaeological excavations unearthing similar pieces from over 2000 years ago. The form was originally designed for heating over a brazier to simmer yak butter tea. Today, many households use the ancient form as part of the more modern tea ceremony, adapted in Tibetan Nixi to simmering shu pu’er with salt. The elegance of the ancient form makes this a perfect pitcher to keep tea hot, while bringing deep minerality and forest-like aroma to each brew and slowly absorbing flavor and texture. Each hand made pitcher is unique with natural variation in finish and texture.In stock$60.00 -
Wooden Slats Folding Travel SetThis convenient travel tea set is perfect for the tea lover on the move. This elegantly-conceived travel set comes in its own linen travel bag. The black frame around the set doubles as a handle. The set unfolds in half, and each half is covered with wooden slats to create a generously large tea board with draining reservoir. The fragile porcelain comes in a special foam case with its own strap. The porcelain brewer can double as a pitcher when brewing with its metal strainer insert to allow leaves to be easily removed when steeped. A fourth larger cup can double as a strainer holder. This set is the perfect complete solution for any space-conscious brewing or tea on the go.Sale -
Jingdezhen PitcherThis lustrous, stunningly thin fully hand made pitcher is high fired and fully vitrified for the most non-reactive, aroma-amplifying porcelain possible. The craft of the Chun He Hui Guan studio is apparent in the graceful sweeping arc of the pitcher body and of course, the Chun He Hui Guan Studio’s signature gold work, a beautiful contrast to the almost glowing translucence of the porcelain itself.Low Stock$84.00 -
Nixi Pottery Inlaid Pitcher BrewerThis pitcher and brewing vessel is one of the oldest forms in Nixi pottery, with archaeological excavations unearthing similar pieces from over 2000 years ago. The form was originally designed for heating over a brazier to simmer yak butter tea. Today, many households use the ancient form as part of the more modern tea ceremony, adapted in Tibetan Nixi to simmering shu pu’er with salt. The elegance of the ancient form makes this a perfect pitcher to keep tea hot, while bringing deep minerality and forest-like aroma to the brew and slowly absorbing flavor and texture just like yixing pottery. The inlay work would have originally been done with shells in ancient times, but now, Nixi potters like Dangzhen Pichu are collaborating with masters in Jingdezhen, and the current practice now uses carefully trimmed pieces of porcelain as a tribute to an intersection of traditions. Each hand made pitcher is unique with natural variation in finish and texture.Low Stock$85.00 -
Tea Life Complete Modern Travel SetThis complete tea set is cleverly designed to fold up into a beautiful carrying case wrapped in a cloth runner so that you can enjoy full gongfu tea, no matter where life takes you. The long, elegant folding slats tea board has room for four beautiful porcelain cups, tall enough to really capture the aromatics of your tea, along with a porcelain brew pitcher versatile enough to brew anything. The whole set fits back in its formed case, which is secured inside the folding tea board itself. The reversible runner buttons securely around the folded board. includes: (1) runner, (1) folding slats tea board, (1) brewing pitcher, (4) tea cupsSaleRegular Price $118.00 Special Price $106.20 -
Flower Gaiwan Tea SetThis partial glazed tea set is a new style of ceramics from the Taiwanese workshop Hao Yue Ceramics Culture Group. All eight pieces in this set are made from high-fired ceramic with Jingdezhen-style porcelain glaze. These pieces are very challenging to make, since ceramic and porcelain are normally fired at different temperatures. The kiln must unite both materials at one very high temperature without warping or cracking.Sale -
Oil Spot Freeform PitcherOil Spot, or you di is one of the oldest and most traditional Song Dynasty forms. Award-winning master-potter Lin Xi has done years of research on ancient techniques and in his unique one-man studio, is working to revive the ancient art of you di glazing, sourcing and blending his clay and glazing material from the original mineral deposits tapped in the Song Dynasty. This unique pitcher was fully hand-thrown, with glazes hand blended and dipped, and fired in tiny batches dependent on the whims of weather and kiln heat patterns to achieve the desired effect. Each of Lin Xi’s pitchers is unique, relying on his technique of throwing a wide cup and ‘flicking’ the spout shape at the last moment to achieve the most fluid look. This technique requires the perfect weight and thickness of cup and even just the right humidity and weather to get right, so Lin Xi makes very few pitchers each year.Low Stock$125.00 -
Ru Glaze Tea SetThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This tea set includes one gaiwan, one pitcher, one strainer, and two matching ru yao tea cups.
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Tea StrainerThis handy little tool opens a whole new world in tea brewing. A simple metal strainer is traditionally used in gongfu tea ceremony to catch leaves from your gaiwan or yixing clay teapot while pouring into a pitcher. It can also be used to catch leaves when you steep more improvisationally, allowing you to use two tempered glasses or even mugs for brewing tea.In stock$1.50 -
Hand Woven Handled Bamboo StrainerThis strainer was hand-woven from bamboo. We love using these strainers because they keep up with even the fastest pour with their fine cloth strainer bottom. If they fill up, the woven bamboo sides strain equally well. Over time, they take on the color of your tea and become dark and beautiful.Out of stock -
Hand Woven Bamboo StrainerWe are very excited to introduce hand-woven pieces from Ye Lan Village in Yunnan. This natural strainer is a beautiful accent to a complete tea set up. The bamboo will get darker and more beautiful over time as you pour tea through the strainer.Out of stock -
Painted Landscape StrainerThis thin, fine and lustrous porcelain strainer was hand painted by the Peng Yuan Qing Hua studio. Each piece is carefully shaped and hand finished before firing.Low Stock$9.75 -
Gilded White StrainerThis thin lustrous elegant strainer from De Hua combines warm gold and a subtle blue-green hue porcelain for a beautiful contrast. The fine mesh strainer can filter very small tea leaves without getting clogged.Out of stock -
Banded Porcelain StrainerThis thin and fine porcelain strainer is lovely to hold and use as light makes it almost glow translucent. The artists of the De Hua Peng Yuan Studio have sculpted a graceful flared shape for this teacup, adorned only with a single banded line of contrast to draw even more attention to the warmth and luster of the porcelain itself. This strainer features a fine mesh perfect for catching even the smallest leaf matter as you pour your tea.Low Stock$16.00 -
Freeform Painted Branch StrainerStriking blue against brilliant white is the most classic and evocative style of Chinese porcelain. This strainer was meticulously hand-painted using a fine brush, a steady hand, and a careful eye for a gorgeous freeform branch motif that evokes the abundance of late spring. The artists of the De Hua Peng Yuan Studio are dedicated to honoring the art of porcelain with lustrous and highly vitrified pieces. This strainer features a fine mesh perfect for catching even the smallest leaf matter as you pour your tea.Low Stock$16.00 -
Ru Glaze CupThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This beautiful classic cup is a pleasure to hold and a beautiful contrast to the color of tea, especially as it crackles over time.Out of stock
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Ru Glaze StrainerThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This strainer has a fine mesh to catch small pieces of tea as you pour into a pitcher, and perfectly complements a ru ware set.Out of stock -
Shui Ji Jian Zhan StrainerThis strainer was hand-crafted by master ceramicist Huang Changfa using the same clay and glazing of Shui Ji used by Song Dynasty potters. The silver spot oil glaze that naturally forms during firing recreates the Song tradition that was the inspiration for all Japanese Tenmoku wares. This strainer is finished with a simple steel mesh, and the glazing is dipped not quite to the ends to leave a beautiful contrast of exposed pottery and silvery glazing. Due to natural variation during firing, the patterns on each strainer will be slightly different.Out of stock -
Ru Glaze GaiwanThe creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This graceful sweeping gaiwan will crackle over time, revealing beautiful patterns in the glaze. The thicker gaiwan body helps insulate and regulate heat for consistent brewing, and the color provides a stunning contrast to the tea leaves themselves.Out of stock
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Ru Glaze Tea Set
The creamy blue of the distinctive Ru glaze was first pioneered in the Song Dynasty to evoke the sky. Now, the master craftspeople at the Jie Feng studio in Dehua fire these Ru pieces at over 1100 degrees celsius to bring back this song dynasty tradition. This tea set includes one gaiwan, one pitcher, one strainer, and two matching ru yao tea cups.
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Simple Bamboo CoasterThese practical and affordable coasters from Xiangfu are perfect for framing off your tea cups while you brew, or for display. Xiangfu uses bamboo of varying sizes and stains for a very loose and natural aesthetic, a warm wood finish that really sets off white porcelain with stunning contrast. Due to natural variation, expect each coaster to be slightly different in finish.Low Stock$2.75 -
Bamboo Rattan CoasterCoasters are an indispensable part of modern gongfu ceremony. They can be placed on tea boats to protect yixing from scratching, or they can be paired with a tea boat to hold a pitcher, a strainer, and tea cups. These coasters are hand woven in Yunnan from bamboo and become darker over time as they absorb tea spills.In stock$4.00 -
Yixing Tea Pot ClothThis two sided tea cloth is made for caring for your yixing pottery. The suede side can be used to buff a pot after it has been rinsed with hot water, while the cloth side can be used to catch drops and dab build-up during brewing for even seasoning.Low Stock$4.00
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Small Bamboo Rattan CoasterCoasters are an indispensable part of modern gongfu ceremony. They can be placed on tea boats to protect yixing from scratching, or they can be paired with a tea boat to hold a pitcher, a strainer, and tea cups. This smaller 8cm coaster is perfect for tea cups and small pots. The coasters are hand woven in Yunnan from bamboo and become darker over time as they absorb tea spills.Low Stock$4.00 -
Woven Bamboo Rattan CoasterFinish your gong fu tea set with these woven bamboo rattan saucers, great for catching spills, setting under tea cups for guests, or placing beneath yixing tea pots to protect against scratches on stone, rough ceramic or clay tea tables and tea boats.Out of stock -
Wood & Resin Elemental CoasterOur tea-growing partners like to describe tea as tian di ren, a collaboration between earth, sky and people. These coasters are an evocative reflection on this collaboration - with resin capturing the feeling of “sky,” of water and air, the wood burls as nature and earth, and the joining of the two, the act of craft by the workshop, the people. Symbolism aside, these are a stunning and beautiful coaster solution, ready to carve out a special space on your table for the finest teas. Each coaster is unique.In stock$5.00 -
Large Woven Rattan CoasterCoasters are an indispensable part of modern gongfu ceremony. Larger sizes like these can be placed on tea boats to protect yixing from scratching, or paired with a tea boat to hold a pitcher, a strainer, and large tea cups and catch drips. These coasters are hand woven in Yunnan from bamboo and become darker over time as they absorb tea spills.Out of stock -
Embroidered Tea ClothThese linen tea cloths are perfect for dabbing small spills, and folded in thirds is a formal tea ceremony towel to hold your tea tools. After brewing, the small tea towels can be used to wipe down your tea board or gently buff your yixing tea pots.Out of stock
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Hand Woven Bamboo TrivetThis trivet is perfect for protecting a surface from a hot water kettle. Even if you use an electric kettle, the bamboo trivet makes for a classy stand while you are brewing. This trivet was tightly hand woven in Yunnan from bamboo.Out of stock -
Bamboo RunnerBamboo runners are one of the most traditional ways to set off a space for gongfu tea. The natural wood evokes the great outdoors, and rolls up easily for travel or storage. The bamboo runner looks great with a tea boat and coasters for modern gongfu ceremony.Low Stock$24.00 -
Reversible Bamboo RunnerThis runner combines beautiful blue and white print fabric with natural bamboo. The reverse side is all blue and white print fabric, making this a versatile design choice to pair with different tea wares. The runner rolls up easily for travel or storage.Out of stock -
Verdant Green RunnerThis exceptionally long runner in natural fiber can be used on a grand dining table, or folded in halves or thirds for use at a tea or coffee table. The green is a beautiful way to set off tea wares, especially darker wood pieces and yixing pottery.Out of stock -
Striped Blue RunnerThese hand-made deep blue runners are the perfect way to elegantly set off a space for modern gongfu tea ceremony, or for traditional tea board gongfu. We love the deep blue pattern as it does not easily show spills or drips from tea. The reversible cloth is dark blue on one side and striped on the other with a hand stitched white border. When not being used for tea, this runner makes a beautiful dining table centerpiece.Out of stock -
Hand Woven "Color Band" RunnerHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Out of stock -
Hand Woven "Khampa" RunnerHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Low Stock$64.00 -
Hand Woven "Prism" RunnerHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Out of stock -
Hand Woven "Rainbow" Runner in pinkHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Low Stock$64.00 -
Hand Woven "Rainbow" Runner in purpleHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Out of stock -
Hand Woven "Rainbow" Runner in roseHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Low Stock$64.00 -
Hand Woven "Rainbow" Runner in strawberryHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Low Stock$64.00 -
Hand Woven "Stripes" RunnerHand woven by textile artist Li Shuling in Shangri-La (formerly Zhongdian / Gyaitang), these colorful textiles are a celebration of vibrant, rainbow hues.Low Stock$64.00
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Manzhaya Wild-Foraged Reserve IncenseCreated by Lide Manzhaya, this reserve wild-foraged Tibetan stick incense is made according to strict principles of Traditional Tibetan Medicine Lide Manzhaya’s wild-foraged reserve incense is a contemplative incense experience, with composed resinous spice.
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Awakening Sandalwood CoilsCreated by Da Xin Tang, this Awakening coil incense is made with Sandalwood Heartwood. This coil is blended in Taiwan with Indonesian sandalwood heartwood for a beautiful and meditative incense.
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Manzhaya Reserve Incense Gift SetCreated by Lide Manzhaya, this gift box set is filled with 6 canisters of reserve wild-foraged Tibetan stick incense. Lide Manzhaya’s wild-foraged reserve incense is a contemplative incense experience, with composed resinous spice.
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Manzhaya Tibetan Temple IncenseCreated by Lide Manzhaya, this classic temple Tibetan stick incense is made according to strict principles of Traditional Tibetan Medicine. Lide Manzhaya’s classic temple incense is soothing and transportive, with cozy sweetness and spice.
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Cloud Song AloeswoodCreated by Da Xin Tang, this Cloud Song stick incense blends Vietnamese & Singapore aloeswood bound with a 12% camphorwood mix.
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Cloud Song Aloeswood Mini-Stick SetCreated by Da Xin Tang, this Cloud Song stick incense set blends Vietnamese & Singapore aloeswood bound with a 12% camphorwood mix.
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Honored Path Aloeswood Mini-Stick SetCreated by Da Xin Tang, this Honored Path stick incense set is true Vietnamese Hui An Aloeswood. This set of 7cm sticks of incense includes two compact tubes of incense and one small porcelain incense holder.
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Honored Path Aloeswood CoilsCreated by Da Xin Tang, this Honored Path Blend coil incense is true Vietnamese Hui An aloeswood. This coil is blended in Taiwan specifically for pairing with tea ceremony. Its aromas are complementary to almost any tea, but especially to oolong tea.
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Honored Path AloeswoodCreated by Da Xin Tang, this Honored Path Blend stick incense is true Vietnamese Hui An aloeswood. This stick is blended in Taiwan specifically for pairing with tea ceremony. Its aromas are complementary to almost any tea, but especially to oolong tea.
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Incense HolderThis simple and effective incense holder works as a multi-purpose tool for holding both coil and stick incense. The two pieces are magnetic, and can either work together to hold a coil incense or split into two pieces. The base includes many holes to hold sticks of various thickness. Place in a cup, bowl, or on a plate to catch falling ash.Out of stock -
