Crockery and accessories

Hourglass with 1 minute running time, 96mm high, 40mm diameter, clear, white sand

Hourglass with 2 minute running time, 96mm high, 40mm diameter, clear, white sand

Small antique qinghua cup with underglaze painting for Gong Fu Cha. It likely dates to the Republican period (ROC, 1912-1949). The character "Shou" means longevity and was a popular decorative motif during the Qing dynasty. Volume: 25 ml

Presentation tray made of bamboo with an opening at one corner, very suitable for Pu Er Cakes, but also for loose teas.

Unbleached cotton strainer. Diameter: 10cm.

Unbleached cotton strainer. Diameter: 12 cm.

Unbleached cotton strainer. Diameter: 8 cm.

Unbleached cotton strainer. Diameter: 10 cm.

Metal straw with rounded mouthpiece for the original preparation of Mate. The lower part can be opened for cleaning. Length: approx. 18 cm

Metal straw with rounded mouthpiece for the original preparation of Mate. Length: approx. 16.5 cm

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. Budai, also known as the Laughing Buddha, symbolizes calmness and contentment with oneself and the world.

Compact bamboo chachu with bamboo matan. Chachuan, literally “tea boat” in Chinese, refers to the tray or coaster used for small teapots or gaiwan. In classic Gongfucha practice, the teapot or gaiwan is placed – with or without a coaster – on a chachuan or a small plate. Cups (and optionally a chahai or another decanting vessel) are placed on one or more coasters. All utensils can be arranged on a tea cloth. Wastewater is not drained into an integrated tray (as in tea boats with catch basins), but poured into a separate wastewater vessel (jianshui).

Hand-thrown and hand-painted Chachuan by Cinian Taoci. A small tea boat for Gong Fu Cha, featuring various blue-and-white motifs in the Yuan style. Diameter: 18 cm Height: 3.2 cm Please indicate in the comment field which piece you would like (letter A–F).

Chakin (linen cloth) to dry the tea cup during the tea ceremony. The small white chakin can be made from various natural fibers. Most are made of cotton, but some are made of flax or hemp. After warming or rinsing the tea bowl, the chakin is used to dry it before adding the matcha powder. The chakin therefore serves as a small drying cloth.

Chasen (bamboo broom to stir and froth up the maccha tea), ordinary quality. Comes without holder.

Holder made of porcelain for chasen (comes without chasen).

Chasen (bamboo broom to stir and froth up the maccha tea), 70 times parted. Comes without holder.

Stock clearance sale - reduced price. Chashaku (bamboo spoon to measure the maccha tea).

Chashaku from light bamboo (bamboo spoon to measure the amount of maccha tea).

Chashaku from dark bamboo (bamboo spoon to measure the maccha tea).

A matcha bowl in the traditional Kyoto style—pink with a grass pattern, literally "grass-reed."

Simple Chawan (tea bowl for maccha tea) in the typical Kyoto style, with a pumpkin pattern. Diameter: 14.7cm Height: 5.5cm