Tao Ceremony Tea Set
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€249,00
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€249,00
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Tao Ceremony Tea Set
€249,00
Prezzo promozionale
€249,00
Prezzo di listino
Porcelain tea set · Kung fu ceremony · Six colors · Gift box included
The Chinese kung fu tea ceremony, in a box. A teapot, a set of cups, a small canister, a floral coaster. Blue or red, the same set, two tones, the same slow brew.
The Tao Ceremony Tea Set is a complete traditional Chinese porcelain tea service for two. One teapot with an integrated strainer, four small cups, a lidded tea caddy, an incense burner, and a decorative coaster or ornament.
Pot, cups, the pause between.
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Specifications
Material
Porcelain
Style
Traditional Chinese kung fu tea set
Serves
2 people
Components
1 teapot with strainer, 4 cups, 1 tea caddy with lid, 1 incense burner, 1 decorative coaster
Cup capacity
Approx. 1.5–2 oz per cup (traditional small pour)
Teapot strainer
Built-in ceramic strainer
Colors
Blue, Green, Red, Black, Light Blue, Teal
Finish
Retro geometric patterns, glossy glaze
Packaging
Gift box with traditional Chinese artwork
Care & maintenance
Porcelain is forgiving but not indestructible. Gentle handling rewards you with decades of use.
- Hand wash only: Warm water, mild soap, soft cloth. The decorative glaze can chip in a dishwasher, and the small pieces get lost in the rack.
- Dry fully: After washing, dry each piece completely before storing. Trapped moisture dulls the glaze over time.
- Store carefully: Stack cups with a cloth or paper towel between layers. Porcelain is hard, but edge-on-edge contact chips rims.
- Incense burner care: Wipe out ash after each use. Old ash absorbs moisture and stains the interior glaze.
Frequently asked
What is kung fu tea?
Kung fu tea is a traditional Chinese method of brewing tea with attention to ritual and precision, small pots, small cups, multiple short steeps. The phrase "kung fu" means skill acquired through practice.
Why are the cups so small?
Traditional kung fu tea uses small cups (about 1.5–2 oz) to concentrate flavor and encourage multiple rounds of steeping. You pour, sip, re-steep, pour again. It is a social ritual, not a caffeinated sprint.
What is the incense burner for?
In traditional tea ceremony, incense is burned to cleanse the space and create a calm atmosphere. It is not required, but it completes the ritual if you want the full experience.
Which color should I pick?
Blue and light blue are calm and traditional. Green and teal bring botanical energy. Red is bold and auspicious in Chinese culture. Black is modern and understated.
Can I use the teapot on the stove?
No. Porcelain is not designed for direct heat. Boil water separately in a kettle, then pour it over the tea leaves in the pot. The built-in strainer keeps the leaves from pouring into the cups.