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Tea culture means the cultural characteristics formed in the process of tea drinking activities, including tea ceremony, tea morality, tea spirit, tea couplets, tea books, tea sets, tea manuals, tea poems, tea paintings, tea studies, tea stories, tea art and so on. The origin of tea culture is China. China is the hometown of tea. Tea drinking in China is said to have started in the Shennong era, or at least 4,700 years ago. Until now, the Han people still have the custom of taking tea as a courtesy.
Tea drinking associations have also been established in many parts of the United States. Members believe that tea drinking is a highly learned art, and they began to pay attention to making tea, tasting tea, and researching tea utensils and techniques, and were keen on the traditional way of drinking tea in the East. More people love tea culture.
Our tea sets are first made of high-quality clay, handcrafted by excellent craftsmen, air-dried, and then fired at high temperatures in kilns.
After the firing is completed, the inferior tea set is eliminated by the craftsman to obtain a complete set of tea set.
The tea set comes with a tea tray, travel packaging, and tea towels and tea clips.
The tea is poured into the fair cup, and then the fair cup is equally divided into each tea cup, and each cup is equally divided, which means that everyone is equal.
The teacup is square when viewed from the side, and round when viewed from the top. The size is the same, which means that people must be restrained, there are squares, circles and rules, and it also means that everyone is equal.
ivan
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
I don't like receiving things that don't look like the pictures. The tray labled CB I ordered has the tray from GREEN, not the one pictured. The filter also has no inner metal piece, the holes are made directly in the porcelain. Please update your pictures, seller. While it may seem a minor inconvenience to you it's a disappointment to your customers and not quality business.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2025
Gotten a couple sets so far this one’s my favorite. Good tray , decent porcelain (some minor chips around ground spots)
Izzy
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Functionally it’s a nice tea set. Aesthetically, it’s not what was shown and not what I ordered. I loved the gilded edges in the pictures and chose this set over more plain ones with better prices. I regret purchasing from this vendor and would not encourage others to do so because of this false advertising. Other than that, no pieces in the set are missing or broken and the gaiwan handles well.Edit: upon further investigation the description EXPLICITLY states the set was supposed to have gilded/golden edges
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