Accessories

A sleek, minimal glass pitcher designed with gong fu cha in mind. The large capacity makes this server ideal for combining infusions or serving groups, while the precisely pointed spout offers a pour without dribbles. Crafted of thick borosilicate glass that is twice the weight... →

A simple and beautifully shaped vessel for holding your tea leaves. We use it at the shop as a presentation dish to show the tea before brewing. For gong fu cha, the tea dish is an elegant intermediary between a canister of tea and the... →

Easy to use, with an unbranded matte black design, this minimalist scale is perfect for portioning premium tea leaves for gongfu brewing. The scale is accurate to 0.01 grams, with a maximum capacity of 300 grams, and will quickly become an invaluable tool in your pursuit of... →

Tea scoop carved from cherry wood, in a finish that accentuates the color of tea leaves.

Scoop your tea leaves with peace of mind that even the most delicate tea leaves will receive gentle treatment.

Our strainers are designed to sit on a tea server, filtering out tiny bits of tea leaves from brewed tea poured from a teapot or gaiwan.

The basic stainless strainer is funnel shaped and ends in a fine wire mesh. The edges are scalloped (not... →

A plush, red microfiber tea towel, used to wipe away small spills and drips when brewing tea.

Handcrafted from light clay and glazed with Xu De Jia's characteristic celadon. This large bowl is perfect for collecting excess water during the process of brewing. Available in two styles: a clean, modern shape and a more ornate, floral design.

The glaze is slightly under-fired to create a... →

Handcrafted from light clay and glazed with a sapphire blue celadon, these plates were commissioned in 2017 from Taiwanese ceramicist Xu De Jia. They are perfect for holding a single teapot while brewing, and will elegantly contain any minor spills or overflow.

The shape of the plate... →