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For those who understand that making tea is making art. These pieces are hand crafted with genuine Jingdezhen clay and have a mineral content which reacts with the heat in the firing. The glaze cascades from turquoise to warm sand to burnt umber, and has it's own unique freckles. No two pieces are the same.
The pot holds roughly 150ml and has an incredibly smooth, long pour. The lid fits snugly on top and even has a built in lid stand.
Each cup is squat and sturdy and can hold roughly 30ml.
The set includes one pot, two cups and a free glass pitcher (not pictured).
$ 27.00
Each time I use this teaware it elevates my tea experience to a higher level of beauty and mindfulness. Having such thoughtfully crafted pieces forces me to focus a bit more and in paying more attention brings a deeper more conscious intention to my tea ritual.
Each piece is one-of-a-kind and meticulously painted with beautiful waves. The firing brings out some of the minerals in the clay, creating a small freckles in the glaze. Each cup holds 50ml.
The matching gaiwan and plate are sold separately.
$ 12.00
For those who value full transparency, this is the pot for you. Made from borosilicate glass that can withstand hot and cold water, this 125ml pitcher is great for almost any style of tea. It comes with a spring strainer inserted into the spout to strain out leaf particles but please be aware that if you steep small leaf teas like Japanese fukamushi, you will need to pour it through a finer sieve.
One of the best things about making tea is being able to witness the leaves reveal themselves as they steep. This pot allows you to see the transformation of the leaves and gauge the perfect time to pour as the liquor deepens.
Each cup holds 40ml, so the set will come with a free pitcher to hold the entirety of the steep so you can take your time rationing it into cups.
Please note that because of the position of the spout, you cannot fill the pot all the way to the rim. The maximum capacity is 125ml.
$ 12.00
The go-to gaiwan for steeping almost any tea. This 150ml gaiwan is crafted from Jingdezhen porcelain and is perfect for solo sessions or tea dates. The sides are not too thin, so it doesn't get too hot to handle, plus the wide rim keeps the edges cool so you won't burn your fingers. The lid fits snug and doesn't slip when pouring, making it an all-around perfect pouring experience.
Each cup holds 75ml of tea, so two cups perfectly fit the gaiwan's volume. You can always get extra cups if you like to host tea parties.
Gaiwans can be either purchased on their own, or as a set with the cups included.
$ 15.00
Beautiful little birds on a branch to keep your tea company. The porcelain is a blue-grey color and has nice thick walls that don't get too hot. Each cup holds about 25ml.
$ 15.00
These porcelain cups and saucers are a lovely addition to any tea set up. The sides of each cup are wrapped in flower petals and perch atop a lilypad saucer. Each cup holds roughly 30ml of tea.
$ 14.00
Classic and simple porcelain tea set for steeping all your favorite teas. This pot holds roughly 120ml and perfectly fills two cups. This pot is best for steeping oolongs, greens and white teas, but can accommodate anything.
The set includes one pot and two cups. *tray not included*
$ 12.00
These ceramic cups are styled after the traditional arare tetsubin pattern but without the weight of being cast iron. Holding 4oz. or roughly 100ml, they are a great in-between size for drinking tea. Two of these cups perfectly holds the volume of our different kyusus, making it a tasteful addition to your serving setup. T
*The wooden tray is not included but can be purchased separately*
$ 12.00
Simple and thick-walled cups. The porcelain is a blue-grey color and doesn't get too hot in your hands. Each cup holds about 25ml.
$ 15.00
These are sweet little cups with paintings of a deer and crane nestled under a pine tree. The porcelain is a blue-grey color and has thick walls to prevent the cup from getting too hot in your hands. Each cup holds about 25ml.
$ 27.00
Hand crafted genuine Jingdezhen clay for those who appreciate the beauty in details when making tea. These pieces are each unique and incredibly lightweight. The textured clay is porous and will "drink" the tea, seasoning over time. There is a faint network of surface cracks along the glaze that will get darker with each steep and create a tea egg pattern typical of Ruyao glazes.
Each cup holds roughly 50ml. Matching teapots are available separately as well as the tray.