Teaware

Purple clay tea board decor. A crab on a piece of lotus leaf. The crab will turn red when pouring hot water on it. Very interesting. Pouring waste tea liquid onto this decor and it's surface will gradually become smooth, mellow and bright. Learn More

This coffee set includes: 1 Teapot; 6 Cups; 1 Bamboo Candle Warmer Base Learn More

This white porcelain teapot warmer is made of high-quality kaolin clay. The surface is smooth, exquisite in milk white color. Elegant yet easy to be cleaned. Support tea candle or alcohol lamp(burner).
Small-Dia-top: 100mm * Height: 65mm;
Large-Dia-top: 115mm * Height: 75mm; Learn More

Bamboo branch hand-carving Kongfu tea strainer. Learn More

This basket is very useful for pu-erh tea lovers.It could used as a sifter to filter the pu-erh tea leaves. And it could be a tea tray to place 1-2 pieces of 375g pu-erh tea cakes. Hand-made from 100% natural, sustainably harvested bamboo, no paint, no strange smell. Learn More

Plum flower shape teaboard.Draining type African rosewood teaboard embedded with sky cyan color Ru Kiln porcelain plate. The plate is used to filter tea grounds-easy to take off and clean. Learn More

Purple clay tea pot decorated with Chinese tradition bamboo element. Bamboo plays a vital role in Chinese culture and its influence can be found in almost every facet of life. The plant is known in China as zhu and the Chinese character, which has been simplified from the ancient version, essentially shows two stalks of the bamboo plant topped with leaves. For thousands of years, bamboo has greatly influenced life and culture in China. Learn More

Fang Gu Hu-literally archaistic tea pot is a classic model of light, drum pot. It is one of the most popular Yixing teapot style.

The pot body is mellow,bloating. The border along the opening is wide and smooth. The pot spout and handle synthetic full round wire. Oval knob on the lid, which is strong and stately.

This tea pot has lasted for centuries and continues to be a very popular design.

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Purple clay tea pot decorated with multi-colored clay painting---Orchid.

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Zhu-literally red in China. Zhu Ni-red clay is a kind of reddish brown stoneware with a very high iron content. There are currently 10 mines still producing Zhu Ni[citation needed]. However, due to the increasing demand for Yixing stoneware, Zhu Ni is now in very limited quantities.

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Tall, egg shape tea pot made of Qing Shui clay. Qing Shui Clay-Literally clear water clay is a kind of pure Yingxing clay ore. It is rare and therefore precious among Yixing clay material. Learn More

Hexagonal shape Duan clay tea pot.

The combination of Ben Shan Lu Ni(green clay) and purple clay is used to produce (Duan Ni)when mixing together. This kind of mud needs very high fire temperature during pot production and it is a very difficult process compare to the production of other pots using different kind of clay.  The color of this clay is generally beige after putting into fire. Its base color is partial white, slightly dull with black and reddish particles in it.

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Stainless steel vacuum insulated tumbler with purple clay liner inside and ebony grain coating. The stainless steel decorating parts of this tumbler engraved with traditional totem. Learn More

Customized Logo Printing Starts from 50pcs. The first 1 color customized logo is free of charge. Extra $0.5 for each other logo(position) or color. Learn More

Bamboo tea spoon. Cha Ze(Teaspoon/Scoop)-is used to collect tea leaves and place them into the teapot. Learn More

Bamboo Yang Hu Bi(brush), a convenient tool to maintain a Yixing clay pot and clean the tea stains on your Gongfu tea desktop. Learn More

Yellow sandalwood teaboard store waste water or connect a drain pipe. Square design inspired by ancient end table. Learn More

Large capacity Yixing purple clay tea pot. Cooper hoop handle. Learn More

Purple clay tea pot decorated with hand-cared pattern---a very lovely magpie stand on the plum branch. In China, magpie is regard as a lucky bird. People believes good thing will happen to you if you see a magpie in the morning. Learn More