Product Overview
Dimensions:
Teapot: 103 x 100 x 52mm 170ml 5.74oz
Teacup: 80 x 80 x 34mm 80ml 2.70oz
Serving Tray: 190 x 190 x 20mm
Description:
Experience traditional tea culture by using this set of tea utensils to enjoy warm tea with family, friends, and colleagues. The high-quality stoneware teapots are finely crafted, providing a better tea experience. Additionally, this set can also be given as a unique gift to your family or friends, allowing them to experience the charm of tea.
In addition, some snacks or desserts can be prepared to complement the tea and enhance the overall experience of your tea party.
These ceramics are designed to withstand higher temperatures and can sometimes be used on small flames, but it's still important to exercise caution. Heat the teapot slowly and evenly to avoid thermal shock. Never leave a ceramic teapot unattended on the flame, as it could boil over or get too hot, causing damage.
Type A: a teapot, a teacup and a cotton bag.
Type B: a teapot, a teacup, a cotton bag and a tea towel.
Type C: a teapot, two teacups and a cotton bag.
Type D: a teapot, two teacups and a tea towel.
Type E: a teapot, a teacup and a serving tray.
Type F: a teapot, a teacup, a serving tray and a tea towel.
Type G: a teapot, two teacups and a tray.
Type H: a teapot, two teacups, a serving tray and a tea towel.
How to maintain the tea set:
With new teaware, suggest cooking the teapot thoroughly till the dusty flavors are gone, then cook the teapot further with the tea that you plan to use in the future and cook it through again.
The more you use the tea set, the darker color it will become. The darker color is not the same concept as stains on the teapot. The flavor from pure authentic quality tea or tea ware won’t give you any flavor problems. Even when it starts to develop flavors due to long time usage, the natural flavors are still very mild and not upsetting. If you clean the tea set with hot water after each use, then you won’t have a stain problem.
If you dedicate the tea set to one type of tea, it will eventually have some fine flavors from that tea, but it‘s not intentionally to scent your teaware.
After each use, carefully rinse it under running water and then let it either air dry or dry it with a soft towel. Avoid cleansing with detergent, or dish soap, certainly not in the washing machine. After use, always let it dry completely, for if stored while still wet, it might develop a damp smell or mold.
