dreadlocks buddha oolong_dancong shimmering glaze patterns that blend

shimmering glaze patterns that blend dark undertones with luminous highlights

reviving traditional processing principles

and a touch of florality and peppercorn enliven the long and otherwise clean finish—think of wandering an outdoor market on a fine spring day

This method helps you fully appreciate the depth of the tea

having stored it in their warehouse in Pinglin for more than 40 years

dreadlocks buddha oolong_dancong shimmering glaze patterns that blendA big eared Buddha wearing dreadlocks to bring peace and relaxation to your tea moments. What is a tea pet for? Tea pets are very common in China: tea lovers usually place them on the gongfu cha tray and pour out the leftover tea over them. The pets symbolize good luck, fortune and happiness; they also decorate the table and lighten up the tea ceremony. Tea pets are made of clay, unglazed with a rough surface. They are mostly monochromatic, but fancy