CEREMONY & GONGFU

For Ceremony & Gongfu: Smaller vessels.
A closer way to brew

Gaiwans, small teapots, sharing pitchers, cups and trays for tea made through several short infusions. Choose a complete set or build the table piece by piece around the teas and number of people you usually serve.

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Rectangular bamboo tea tray with a slatted drainage surface.
Hubei

Bamboo tea tray

€24.00
Out of stock White Dew porcelain gaiwan with matching lid and saucer.
Fujian, China

White Dew | gaiwan set

€18.00
Out of stock Age of Innocence brewing set with a white lidded vessel, glass pitcher and two cups.
DeHua

Age of Innocence

€32.00
Black matcha bowl with a rounded body and narrow foot.
Saikai Ceramics

Black Traditional Matcha Bowl

€35.00
Dark, shallow shiboridashi teapot with a fitted lid and pouring spout.
Isobe Ceramics

Shiboridashi teapot

€63.00
Pear-shaped reddish clay teapot with a round lid and curved handle.
Jiangsu

Pear | clay teapot

€45.00
Out of stock Mr. Crab tea pet with a pale green shell and sculpted claws.
Fujian, China

Mr. Crab | tea pet

€15.00
Out of stock White porcelain gaiwan with blue orchid decoration, lid and saucer.
China

Orchid Porcelain Gaiwan

€32.00
Wisteria porcelain teacup with green leaves and hanging pink-purple flowers.
DeHua

Wisteria | porcelain teacup

€18.00
Dark whale-shaped tea pet with a raised tail and a small flower on its back.
Fujian, China

Mr. Whale | tea pet

€20.00
Two views of the Mr. Drunk Snail tea pet with a pale green shell.
Fujian, China

Mr. Drunk Snail | tea pet

€10.00
Champagne-colored gaiwan with a fitted lid and small feet.
DeHua

Champagne

€28.00

BUILDING THE TABLE

Begin with the vessel.
Add only what helps.

A gaiwan or small teapot, a sharing pitcher and a few cups make a complete first setup. Trays, strainers and the smaller table objects can follow as your way of brewing becomes familiar.

ASK ABOUT CEREMONY TEAWARE

Tell us what tea you drink and how many people usually sit at the table. That is enough to choose the right scale.