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Longjing/Lung Ching tea, also known as Dragon Well tea

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Liu An Gua Pian Tea is one of the top ten famous traditional teas in Chinese history

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Tai Ping Hou Kui Tea

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Aged Pu Erh Tea

This special delicacy is from Yunnan Province. Doctors in Kunming reported that drinking this tea lowered cholesterol levels in the bloodstream remarkably.
Pu-erh has dark and reddish black leaves. This tea, with its strong persistent aroma, is very popular in the Cantonese community due to its effectiveness in getting rid of toxins in the body and helping digestion.
It is well known that the longer you store Puerh tea the better the quality.

Young Ripened Pu Erh Tea

This ripe Puerh Tea is from Yunnan Province in China. Quality Yunnan tea leaves and buds are selected for post fermentation that allows the tea to fully ripen.
The ripen tea is allowed to age for around 1 year. Doctors in Kunming reported that drinking this tea helps to lower cholesterol levels in the bloodstream and helps digestion. 
The Puerh with dark and reddish black leaves makes a heavy thick tea with a strong earthy aroma. This tea is best enjoyed with Dim Sims and commonly mixed with chrysanthemum flower to create a Chinese Restaurant Tea.

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Xinhui Citrus Ripe Pu-erh Tea

It is made using world renowned Chinese Xinhui Citrus with 8 year old aged Ripe Puerh Tea inside. The ripe Puerh tea is of the highest quality from Yunnan, China.
Yunnan produces the BEST PUERH TEA in the world. With “TWO BEST” mixed, this tea with the strong flavor of Citrus and Aged Puerh tea can be rebrewed many times over. The health benefits are many, contributing to reducing cholesterol levels and longer life expectancies.
It is a very popular tea recently taking out top honours in the World Tea Expo.
Highly Recommended!!!
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Japanese Organic Matcha Green Tea Powder

This is a high quality Japanese matcha green tea powder with a vibrant green color, fresh grassy aroma, and an exceptionally fine, silky texture. On the palate, this premium matcha delivers a smooth, well-balanced flavor with gentle natural sweetness, rich umami depth, and a clean, refreshing finish. It is delicately smooth when whisked, creating a creamy, frothy layer with fine, dense foam, and it leaves no bitterness.
One of Japan’s most highly prized Matchas, used extensively in top end restaurants and popular in cakes, desserts and smoothies.

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Iridescent High Borosilicate Glass Gaiwan Tea Set

This high borosilicate glass tea set is distinguished by its beautiful shell-luster firing finish, which gives the surface a rich iridescent glow with shifting tones of blue, violet, and gold. Under changing light, each piece reveals a soft, luminous sheen reminiscent of mother-of pearl, creating a beautiful and elegant visual effect.
The teacups are decorated with plum blossom motifs, the gaiwan features a graceful flying crane design, and the fair cup is adorned with a goldfish pattern, each piece presenting its own elegant charm. Clear, bright, and beautifully shaped, this tea set perfectly showcases the color of the tea during brewing and pouring, while bringing an elegant and enjoyable experience to the tea ceremony.
Materials & Contents:
• Material: Heat-resistant Glass
• Includes: 1 Gaiwan, 6 Tea Cups, 1 Fair Cup, 1 Tea Strainer
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Cast Iron Teapots / Kettles

Our new Japanese / Chinese handmade cast iron teapot features are crafted from pig iron, it combines aesthetic value with practical functionality. The copper handle offers a comfortable and secure grip, while the smooth spout ensures a clean, neat pour. Using a cast iron teapot to brew tea enhances the flavor due to its higher boiling point, allowing for better aroma extraction. It releases trace iron ions and absorbs chloride ions, softening water to make it sweeter and smoother, which is especially beneficial for those with iron deficiency. This teapot is also a great way to prevent anemia by supplementing the body’s iron needs.The uncoated inner wall undergoes a 1200°C charcoal fire oxidation process for safe drinking, ensuring a healthy, rust-free experience. Each teapot undergoes an intricate process of 68 steps for exceptional craftsmanship, making it not only functional but also a collector’s item.

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Assorted Chinese Ceramic Tea Cups With Infuser

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Chinese Silver-Gilt Blue And White Porcelain Teapot

This blue and white porcelain teapot is round and exquisite, and has a soft touch like mutton-fat jade. It is transparent and bright under the light, you can see the clear blue and white pattern. This porcelain with oriental aesthetics gives people a sense of elegance, beauty, and implicit mystery. The teapot is painted with traditional Ruyi twined branches and lotus. The twined branches are also known as “longevity vines”. Its structure is continuous, so it also means “endless life”. The silver-plating process adds a metallic texture to the fresh appearance of blue and white porcelain, giving the pattern a three-dimensional feel.

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Morandi Haze Blue Modern Tea Set

This is a Nordic-style ceramic tea set that includes a teapot, cups, tray, and shelf.
Featuring a soft Morandi color palette, the design is simple, warm, and refined,
not ostentatious yet filled with a sense of light luxury, creating a comfortable and elegant atmosphere.

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Colorful Silver-Plated Ceramic Buddhas Teapot

This Buddha ceramic teapot is inspired by Dunhuang murals. The teapot is carved with ancient Buddha statues, each with different postures, expressions and costumes. As if telling the mysterious story of the thousand-year-old Buddhist country. Each Buddha statue is carved in great detail, reflecting a superior craftsmanship. The colorful silver-plated process on the teapot presents a gorgeous metallic luster. The color changes with the angle to create different light and shadows. Makes it looks like a metal teapot. The interior of the teapot is silver-plated, the material is health and safety, and it has the characteristics of anti-oxidation and corrosion resistance, ensuring that it remains bright as new after long-term use. 
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Japanese / Chinese Teapots – A Heritage Symbol

Tea is an incredibly important element of Asian culture. Dating back to the 13th century, the ‘Japanese tea ceremony’ is a way for people to entertain guests, share thoughts, and bond. Japanese teapots serve as an essential component of the ceremony. But these teapots aren’t just an instrument for pouring tea into cups. Its design, construction, and use incorporate intricate craftsmanship that seamlessly combines beauty and functionality.

Introduction of Japanese Tea Ceremony

Japanese tea ceremony is a kind of ritual service for guests in Japan. Originally known as “tea soup”. Like other East Asian tea ceremonies, the Japanese tea ceremony is a special culture developed mainly for tea tasting, but the content and form are different from the other countries.
The history of the tea ceremony can be traced back to the 13th century. At first, the monks used tea to concentrate their thoughts, and later it became a ceremony to share tea and snacks. Nowadays Japanese tea ceremony is divided into matcha ceremony and sencha ceremony, but the tea ceremony refers to the matcha ceremony which has developed earlier. In the modern tea ceremony, most of the host prepares tea, snacks, and fruits to entertain the guests, and both the host and the guests follow fixed rules and procedures. Besides the food, the spirit of the tea ceremony also extends to other aspects; the layout of the tea room, the decoration of the garden, and the teaware for drinking tea are the key points of the tea ceremony.

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Shinoyaki Gold Gongfu Tea Cup

Made of high-quality clay fired at high temperature, and the whole process is made by traditional manual technology. Crafted by craftsmen, every detail is the author’s intention. The tea cup allows the glaze to flow naturally and form a unique pattern. The tea cup feels good and comfortable to handle. It is hand-made, unsophisticated, can be used on any occasion. Using Gilding Technology to add a little surprise to the original simple appearance, making people feel confused but not messy, returning to nature, giving people a gentle and quiet feeling.