Accessories

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

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.

This chaze is a flat, slightly curved piece of bamboo used for gongfu cha preparation. It can serve several functions: since in China people avoid touching tea leaves with their hands, it is most often used to take out, measure, and transfer the leaves, and sometimes also to present them.

Small specially formed Chinese dish used to present the tea leaves in Gong Fu Cha. Porcelain, white. Height: 2.5cm Length: 11cm Width: 7cm

Noble, robust cotton cloth in blue for Gong Fu Cha. Side length: 30x39cm

Simple, robust brown, double-sided (1 side light brown, 1 side dark brown) towel for Gong Fu Cha. Dimensions: 45x49cm

Simple, robust brown cotton towel for Gong Fu Cha. Side length: 30x39cm

A chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a lucky charm during Gongfucha, the Chinese tea ceremony. The praying toad with folded front legs symbolizes reverence, happiness, and inner stillness.

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. The monkey symbolizes intelligence, playfulness, and adaptability. It is the 9th animal in the Chinese zodiac.

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. Jin Chan, also known as the money toad, symbolizes wealth and is often depicted as a bullfrog with coins and one hind leg. The third leg replaces the anus — everything that goes in stays in.

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. Jin Chan, also known as the money toad, symbolizes wealth and is often depicted as a bullfrog with coins and one hind leg. The third leg replaces the anus — everything that goes in stays in.

Small specially formed Chinese dish used to present the tea leaves in Gong Fu Cha. Porcelain, mellow green. Height: 4cm Length: 10cm Width: 8.2cm

Small receptacle with a beak made of Ruyao ceramics, specially conceived to present tea leaves during the Gong Fu Cha. Ruyao is a firing-style dating from the Song Dynasty (960-1279). Over time, the cracks in the glazing absorb the colour of the tea. Height: 3.7cm Length: 11cm Width: 8.5cm

A chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a lucky charm during Gongfucha, the Chinese tea ceremony. Symbol of alertness, independence, and protection from misfortune.

A chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a lucky charm during Gongfucha, the Chinese tea ceremony. The catfish is regarded in East Asian symbolism as a guardian of the depths, a bringer of upheaval, but also a messenger of transformation and vital energy. It stands for the agility of the mind and the constant change within the flow of life.

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. The ox represents spring, agriculture, and fertility, and is a symbol of hard work, perseverance, and prosperity; it is the 2nd animal in the Chinese zodiac.

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. Pixiu, a creature from Chinese mythology, stands for wealth and good fortune and has the power to ward off evil spirits.

Porcelain strainer for Gong Fu Cha, fits together with the hand-shaped holder. Diameter (opening): 4.5cm Diameter: 8.6cm Height: 3.7cm

Porcellain strainer for GongFu Cha.

Pu Er needle to apportion the cakes. Length: 14.8cm Weight: 60g

Pu Er needle to portion the cakes with protective cover. Length without sleeve: 16.4cm

A Chachong (Chinese for tea pet) made of clay, used as a good luck charm in the traditional Chinese tea preparation Gongfucha. The turtle stands for longevity, stability, and cosmic wisdom, and has also been used as a symbol for oracles and secrets.

Pair of tongs made from bamboo (part of a tea accessories set) to take the tea cups, to use in the Gong Fu Cha tea ceremony. Length: 18cm

Beautiful utensils for Gong Fu Cha made of bamboo. Height: 22.cm Diameter: 7cm Weight: 180g