Teaware

This cup is made of crude pottery clay and fired with traditional fambe transmutation Jun Kiln technics. The antique finish, jade green glaze alternate with rust-red color glaze is simple, natural and elegant. Learn More

This tea set includes: 1pc tea pot, 1pc serving pitcher, 6pcs tea cups

The tea set is made of Zhu Sha Ni-literally "Zinnober pottery". There is no glaze over the surface. The tiny pores of the raw material keeps good air permeability, yet waterproof, and has stronger adsorption force, which makes this material a nice option of tea-ware.

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Purple clay tea pot decorated with hand-cared lotus pond pattern. Learn More

This caddy is made of pottery clay and coated with fambe, transmutation rust glaze. Learn More

Tripod Duan clay cup decorated with hand-carved ancient style mythical auspicious beasts. Alive and vivid. Very beautiful. Learn More

This Gongfu tea cup-set includes: 1pcX30ml tasting cup+1pcX30ml fragrance smelling cup+1pc wood cup holder. Learn More

The tea cup is made of Zinnober pottery and hand-carved with vertical stripes pattern like the pumpkins. Learn More

Bottle Gourd shape purple clay tea pot. The knob of the tea pot decorated with a circular ring. The perking spout is very unique. Learn More

Handmade Qing Shui(Pure) clay Serving Pitcher. Design as lotus seedpod. Vivid and lively. Very beautiful. Learn More

This beautiful black clay tea set includes: 1pc tea pot, 1pc serving pitcher, 6pcs tea cups. Learn More

Qing Shui(Pure) clay horse-hoof cup. 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

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.

This Qing Shui clay tea pot is decorated with bright Duan clay spots. Like gold dusts over the whole pot.

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Zi Sha-Di Cao Qing mug. The knob of the mug cover is a hand carved rabbit. Vivid and lovely. Di Cao Qing is from deep inside, usually reddish brown. Di Cao Qing is usually darker and heavier than Qing Shui ni(Pure Clay). Learn More

This quick tea set includes a serving pitcher that has a filter function and a tea cup. The tea set is made of Straw-burning pottery and hand-carved with vertical stripes pattern like the pumpkins. You could enjoy an easy and simple tea time using this tea set.

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Qing Shui (pure) clay round cup. Standard shape. Decorated with single line on the edge. 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

This tea set includes: 1pc tea pot, 1pc serving pitcher, 1pc tea strainer, 6pcs tea cups,1pc water bowl. Learn More

Purple clay tea pot--Stone Gourd Ladle-Shi Piao Hu

Di Cao Qing is from deep inside, usually reddish brown. Di Cao Qing is usually darker and heavier than Qing Shui ni(Pure Clay).

Shi Piao Hu(Pot)-literally Stone Gourd Ladle is quite a famous, classical Chinese teapot shape. The appearance is concise and elegant. You will never get bored playing around and steeping tea with this teapot.

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The spout of the pot is carved as a carp and the handle is carved as a dragon.

About 'Yu Hua Long'-Fish Turned to Dragon:
The Chinese dragon (Long) was a divine bringer of rain, necessary for the good of the people. Throughout Chinese history the dragon has been equated with weather. It is said that some of the worst floodings were caused when a mortal has upset a dragon. The dragon was also a symbol of the emperor whose wisdom and divine power assured the well-being of his subjects. Many legends draw connections between the dragon and the emperor. Some emperors claimed to have descended from the dragon.
A popular saying, "The carp has leaped through the dragon's gate and became a dragon" So this "Fish turned to dragon" pattern stands for success and lucky.

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