Tea Utensils and Tools

A tea connoisseur’s treasures are not merely for display, but for use and ‘nurturing’. For those who play with string bracelets, ‘everything can be polished’, and for tea enthusiasts, it seems that ‘everything can be nurtured’. Tea utensils made of clay or purple sand material will deepen in color and become more lustrous under the […]

Tea lovers, don’t forget to clean your tea sets after daily tea drinking. Today, Lao Zhang will share with you how to maintain tea sets. I. Three Golden Rules for Tea Set Maintenance 1. Clean in a timely manner: Tea scale is not a medal Tea sets must be cleaned within 15 minutes after use.

Recently, the Xiaodong team initiated a special live broadcast on Guangxi Qinzhou Nixing pottery. A tea enthusiast inquired through the background, “What should be considered when selecting tea brewing utensils?” This is a frequently discussed question. Xiaodong believes that the choice of teaware should primarily depend on the type of tea one wishes to brew.

Pear-shaped teapot: A classic tea vessel with a unique shape and profound cultural connotations. Here is a detailed introduction to it: I. History and Origin The history of the pear-shaped teapot can be traced back to the Yuan Dynasty, and it reached its peak during the Ming Dynasty. Named for its pear-like shape, this teapot

For beginners in the art of tea ceremony, besides purchasing tea leaves, it is also necessary to equip oneself with some tea utensils. However, a complete set of traditional Gongfu tea utensils can be overwhelming with its multitude of items and varieties, making choices difficult. Generally speaking, for tea enthusiasts, it is sufficient to have

The storage of tea is a matter that cannot be ignored or taken lightly. As a dried product, tea is prone to mildew when it gets damp, and it has strong adsorbability and is extremely likely to absorb strange odors. Moreover, most of the aroma of tea is the technological aroma formed during processing, which

In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, ‘consumerism’ has led to significant waste and expenditure, causing a loss of balance in design. Designers are re-evaluating the essence of design, giving birth to the slow design concept, which has garnered significant attention. The custom of drinking tea has a long history in China, with the concept of tea utensils

As the saying goes, a good horse deserves a good saddle. To enjoy good tea, one needs a good tea set to complement it, so as to bring out the best in each other. Drinking tea is not just about savoring the taste of the tea itself, but also about understanding the charm of the

China has a long history of tea drinking. Each dynasty and region has its own unique customs, and there are many types of tea sets. Classified by material, they include clay tea sets, porcelain tea sets, bamboo and wood tea sets, stone tea sets, etc. Let’s take a look! 01 Clay Tea Sets Representative: Yixing

In the world of tea culture, the selection of tea sets is crucial as it not only affects the taste and aroma of the tea but also adds a unique charm to the tea tasting process. Below is a detailed guide on how to choose the appropriate tea set to better enjoy the culture of