The Charm of Chinese Tea
Tea is more than a hot drink in China. It carries thousands of years of history, art and lifestyle.From fresh green tea, mellow oolong to aged pu‑er, every type tells its own story.Behind each cup lies traditional craftsmanship and oriental wisdom.Explore our teas & hand‑made tea sets, and feel the beauty of Chinese tea culture.
Shennong Discovers Tea
Legend says Shennong, the ancient herbal master, was boiling water when wild tea leaves fell into his pot. He tasted the infusion and felt refreshed. This is how tea was first discovered in China thousands of years ago
Tieguanyin‑Iron Goddess of Mercy
A pious farmer kept Guanyin’s old temple clean. In his dream, the goddess guided him to a special tea plant. He grew its cuttings, and the aromatic Tieguanyin tea spread across the land
Birth of Oolong Tea
A hunter named Wulong chased a rabbit. Tea leaves in his basket got shaken and partly oxidized. The unexpected change created a rich‑flavored new tea: oolong tea。
spirit of The Classic of Tea
Lu Yu wrote The Classic of Tea, the world’s first‑ever tea book. For Chinese people, tea is not only a drink. It stands for peace, respect and slow‑living oriental wisdom.
Own a piece of oriental tea culture
When you shop with us, you get far more than dried tea leaves.
Our support team guides you through brewing methods and tea‑making tips.
Experience the culture, rituals and wisdom behind every cup of Chinese tea.
Our support team guides you through brewing methods and tea‑making tips.
Experience the culture, rituals and wisdom behind every cup of Chinese tea.
Green Tea
Green tea is un‑oxidized tea. It keeps the fresh grassy and vegetal flavor of tea leaves. Traditionally, people drink it for a refreshing feeling. Best enjoyed fresh.
Dark Tea (Pu‑er)
Post‑fermented dark tea can be stored and aged over years. It develops the famous “Chen Yun” aged‑wood aroma. Its taste is mellow and smooth after proper aging.
Oolong Tea
Semi‑oxidized oolong balances floral and fruity notes. It delivers rich, layered aroma. Many tea lovers enjoy it for its complex and long‑lasting taste.
Black Tea
Fully‑oxidized black tea has warm, sweet taste. It suits hot‑water brewing and pairs well with milk. It brings a gentle, cozy drinking experience.
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Teaware: Understand the Beauty of Utensils Before Brewing Tea
Teaware is far more than brewing tools; it is an essential part of Chinese tea culture. Teapots, cups and tea scoops carry ancient wisdom about aroma, heat and flavour.
A classic tea set includes gaiwan, zisha teapot, fairness pitcher, tasting cups, tea tray and tea caddy. Gaiwan highlights tea fragrance, zisha teapot enriches tea character, the fairness pitcher balances infusion, and tasting cups capture scent and sweet aftertaste.
Much joy of tea lies in its ritual. Warming vessels, adding leaves, brewing and pouring follow gentle rules. Teaware turns drinking tea from simple refreshment into tangible oriental lifestyle art.
For tea lovers, a fine tea set is both practical daily gear and a small world filled with oriental charm.
A classic tea set includes gaiwan, zisha teapot, fairness pitcher, tasting cups, tea tray and tea caddy. Gaiwan highlights tea fragrance, zisha teapot enriches tea character, the fairness pitcher balances infusion, and tasting cups capture scent and sweet aftertaste.
Much joy of tea lies in its ritual. Warming vessels, adding leaves, brewing and pouring follow gentle rules. Teaware turns drinking tea from simple refreshment into tangible oriental lifestyle art.
For tea lovers, a fine tea set is both practical daily gear and a small world filled with oriental charm.
Hand‑Crafted Fine Workmanship
Preserve Original Tea Aroma
Heat‑Resistant & Durable
Elegant Oriental Aesthetics｜
