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Teacups

From fine porcelain tasting cups to everyday mugs, our selection of tea cups includes a variety of sizes and materials so you can choose the one that's right for you.

  • Side view of a glass cup with tea brewing in it. Tea leaves are rising and falling in the inset glass infuser.
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    The glass infuser cup's ability to brew tea far exceeds its rather simple demeanor.

    The lid helps maintain brew temperature, but also serves as a trivet...


  • Side view of a pair of white porcelain teacups, with a ring of blue painted around the rim.
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    A modern interpretation of traditional Ming Dynasty blue-and-white porcelain, our Ming Tasting Cups are crafted in Dehua, Fujian from paper-thin white porcelain and finished with a hand-painted cerulean rim line. The...


  • Side-view of a terracotta-colored teacup.
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    These are our shop cups, used for all the tastings that we conduct day in and day out. They're pretty basic: crafted of yixing clay, then given a pure white glaze on the inside. For use with your own gong fu cha preparation.


  • Side view of a pair of blue-green celadon teacups.
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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this pair of cups is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Imperial Ru Kiln.

    These elegant cups were crafted in northern Taiwan by nationally acclaimed master ceramicist Xu De Jia. Sold as a pair, the...


  • Side view of a pair of blue-green celadon teacup, designed to look like a lotus flower.
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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this pair of cups is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Imperial Ru Kiln.

    Stately and refined in form, these lotus-motif cups were crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist, Xu De Jia. Sold as...


  • Side view of a small blue-green celadon drinking cup in a shape similar to a tulip glass. A gold ribbon in the top right corner reads
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    A small "water cup" crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist, Xu De Jia. Inspired by the Ru Kilns of the Song Dynasty, a creamy blue-green glaze is anchored by a dark brown clay base.

    Please note that this is a handmade item, and every cup will vary...