Accessories

Inspired by the Imperial Ru Kilns of China's Song Dynasty, this Ru Kiln Server was crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist Xu De Jia, and features the artist's signature blue-green glaze on a dark clay body.

As with all of our celadon pieces in the Song Kiln Collection,... →

This traditional tea tray, made of unglazed Yixing clay, is designed to trap rinse water while brewing gong fu cha. Rather than holding the pot above the water level, like most modern tea trays, this large dish collects water around the teapot, helping... →

Our basic tea service tray is perfectly versatile. Try lining with a tea towel and brewing a couple of rounds of gong fu cha, or simply using the tray to organize and keep your tea ware in one place.

Crafted of honey-hued bamboo. A raised... →

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... →

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... →

Tongs crafted from bamboo make it easy to handle small cups or reach into the narrow opening of a yixing teapot.

This traditional tea server, intended for use in gong fu cha, is crafted of dark brown clay and left unglazed, with simple decorative carving on the exterior surface. This server is accompanied by a matching lid to help retain heat, as well as a small mesh... →