Teaware

For a long time, the bakelite tea tray gives a plain and twopenny impression. Its style is onefold and straightforward; the color looks intentionally imitating wood but lacks anima. Actually, just talk about the practicability, bakelite tea...

Teaware is praised as the father of tea. A set of excellent teaware not only improves the tea-drinking experience but also becomes valuable collectibles; Jianzhan is one of the most popular. Compare with the old-fashion and humdrum Zisha teapot, the...

If you got a friend who loves deeply Chinese tea culture, you might see there is a little doll on his tea tray. He may say it is called Tea Pet, a mate he is drinking tea with. Take...

We often see a little pitcher in the complete set teawares for sale; its official name is Fair Cup. What justice can it bring to us? Let's see. What Is Fair Cup Use For When a tea ceremony novice is...

No matter the past time or nowaday, the kettle used to boil water was all made from metal. The most we know is the silver teapot, which has a delicacy appearance. But it was only for the...

Teacups play an essential role in the relationship between drinkers and tea. No matter just make tea bags with a mug simply or make tea follow the traditional tea ceremony, in the end, you need a teacup for...

The teapot is a necessary teaware for tea. Whether you are going to have tea alone or enjoy with your friends, you need the right teapot to experience the real taste of tea. Worthing to know, the teapot is...

In the traditional Chinese tea ceremony, various teawares are needed, such as teapots, teacups, and tea props. When we were brewing tea, various teawares will make the table look tousled. In this case, we need a tea tray to keep...

Gaiwan is a kind of traditional Chinese teaware, which consists of a lid, a bowl, and a saucer, respectively corresponding to the "sky,"" earth," and the "man," reflecting the traditional Chinese philosophy. In some Chinese ancient-theme films, the characters often...

The Japanese tea house is called "Chashitsu" in Japanese, also known as "tea room," a particular Japanese architecture for serving tea ceremony. Its decoration is deeply influenced by Zen Buddhism. And it is respected in Japan as...

Some tea lovers may ever be confused: Why do the British teacups have a handle, and Chinese teacups do not? And what makes them got a different design? The Develop Of Chinese Teacups In the past, the wine got...

For having tea enjoyable, you need both high-quality tea and suitable teaware. But what people often overlook is that a right tea storage container is also essential. A proper tea storage container helps you store your loose tea or tea...