Hexagonal Tea Tray (128-type)
Product Overview
– Name: 128 Tea Tray (with carved plantain design)
– Clay Type: Black Duan Ni
– Diameter: 16cm
– Form: Tea Tray / Pot Stand (tea ceremony accessory)
Form Origins
The tea tray is an essential accessory in Gongfu tea ceremony, used to hold the teapot and catch overflow. In Chaoshan Gongfu tea culture, the tea tray is not merely a functional item but an important element of tea-table aesthetics. The 16cm diameter comfortably accommodates small to medium Zisha teapots (100–150cc), and when properly paired, can evoke of “a universe within the pot.”
¥99.00
Description
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