Our collection of traditional Japanese and Chinese tea bowls.
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£44.00This set of four traditional Japanese tea bowls finished in antique, earthy coloured glazes, with a complementary coloured circle motif. Hold approx 180ml.
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£37.00The Bonsai Cups series is inspired by the inseparable and intimate relationship of the bonsai tree and its pot: a bond as close as lovers, families, friends, or even the one between humans and our mother earth. This design is of bamboo, a blue hand drawn illustration in classic 'Willow Pattern' blue on white porcelain. Ideal for a wedding gift.
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£37.00The Bonsai Cups series is inspired by the inseparable and intimate relationship of the bonsai tree and its pot: a bond as close as lovers, families, friends, or even the one between humans and our mother earth. This design is a banyan tree, a blue hand drawn illustration in classic 'Willow Pattern' blue on white porcelain. Ideal for a wedding gift.
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£37.00The Bonsai Cups series is inspired by the inseparable and intimate relationship of the bonsai tree and its pot: a bond as close as lovers, families, friends, or even the one between humans and our mother earth. This design is of a pine tree, a blue hand drawn illustration in classic 'Willow Pattern' blue on white porcelain. Ideal for a wedding gift.
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£25.00This handmade Yixing Clay tea ornaments, or tea pet evokes a unique sense of luxury and elegance with its elegant design. Tea lovers in China raise a tea pet by placing it on the tea tray during tea time and pouring out the tea over it.
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£36.00A set of 6 Chinese tea bowls with a dark brown exterior and lime green interior. Holds 250ml.
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£19.00This exquisite porcelain tea bowls are made by the world-renowned Aika pottery company and are decorated with a classic hand drawn pencil line in the famous blue coloured glaze on a white background. The bowl is perfect for savouring the highest quality Sencha and Gyokuro green teas also made in Japan. 250ml.
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£30.00This handmade Yixing Clay tea ornaments, or tea pet evokes a unique sense of luxury and elegance with its elegant design. Tea lovers in China raise a tea pet by placing it on the tea tray during tea time and pouring out the tea over it.
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£42.00These beautiful handmade tea bowls, Yunomi, are produced in the Mino area, in the southern part of the Japanese Prefecture GIFU. There are 4 complementary but very different designs to the set, each depicting a flower. Each bowl is unique within itself being handmade.
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£18.00This handmade Yixing Clay tea ornaments, or tea pet evokes a unique sense of luxury and elegance with its elegant design. This unique ornament features a bean and frog form, perfect for Gongfu tea or Japanese Chado rituals.
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£15.00This tea or coffee bowl is decorated with a Japanese motif, familiar to fans of Japanese art. This one shows a wood block print of a Mt. Fuji. 10.5cm height with a 7.3cm diameter.
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£42.00This handmade Yixing Clay tea ornaments, or tea pet evokes a unique sense of luxury and elegance with its elegant design. Tea lovers in China raise a tea pet by placing it on the tea tray during tea time and pouring out the tea over it.
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£21.00Beautiful large tea bowls in a 2-pack. Now with hand-painted gold-coloured decor and mouthblown, heat-resistant glass for an every more beautiful result and hardwearing quality. Classic design that will provide a stylish decorative detail to your table setting. You could use these bowls for things like nuts and raisins as well as tea, coffee and chocolate.
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£25.00This handmade Yixing Clay tea ornaments, or tea pet evokes a unique sense of luxury and elegance with its elegant design. Tea lovers in China raise a tea pet by placing it on the tea tray during tea time and pouring out the tea over it.
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£48.00These tea bowls are works of art. Each one is different due to the hand made process. This one is beautiful shades of rusty iron. The art of Hagi pottery was developed by the artisans in 1604. The individual glaze effects are created during the twenty-hour firing process at a heat of up to 1400°C in Hagi's kilns. During use of the drinking vessels, tannins settle in the pores of the ceramic and emphasise the popular crackle pattern which gradually becomes more apparent.
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£48.00These tea bowls are works of art. Each one is different due to the hand made process. This one is beautiful shades of blue and orange. The art of Hagi pottery was developed by the artisans in 1604. The individual glaze effects are created during the twenty-hour firing process at a heat of up to 1400°C in Hagi's kilns. During use of the drinking vessels, tannins settle in the pores of the ceramic and emphasise the popular crackle pattern which gradually becomes more apparent.
