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No matter how you brew your tea, the method can make a world of difference in the flavor. While we always use traditional brewing methods to check the quality of our teas, we realize that there are as many ways to brew as there are tea drinkers, and encourage experimentation in developing your personal tea ritual.

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  • Ru Kiln Shiboridashi
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    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi

    $280.00

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    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi

    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi
    Ru Kiln Shiboridashi
    Rear view of the shiboridashi.
    Side view of the shiboridashi, showing the slightly flared lip for improved grip.
    Front view of the shiboridashi showing the hand-shaped spout.
    Top down view of the closed shiboridashi, showing the hole in the lid to allow air through and smoother pouring.
    Top down view of the shiboridashi with the lid off to the side, showing the brown lip and the iron spot patterns inside.
    Close up of the shiboridashi's built-in strainer, made up of three holes punched into the clay near the spout.
    The bottom of a blue-green celadon shiboridashi, with Xu De Jia's maker's mark stamped into the unglazed base.

    $280.00

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    With an elegant glaze and refined shape, this Japanese-inspired tea brewing vessel is glazed in the classic Ru Kiln style of China's Song Dynasty. Crafted by nationally... →


  • Two tea trays side by side, a black one on the left and a terracotta-colored one on the right.
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    Yixing Tea Tray

    $80.00

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    Yixing Tea Tray

    Side-view of a terracotta-colored tea tray.
    Two tea trays side by side, a black one on the left and a terracotta-colored one on the right.
    A white gaiwan, a glass server, and two teacups in a round terracotta-colored tea tray.
    Side-view of a terracotta-colored tea tray.
    A round terracotta-colored tea tray on a blank background.
    Close-up view of the bottom of a terracotta-colored tea tray, with a makers mark stamped in the middle.
    A white gaiwan, a glass server, and two teacups in a round black tea tray.
    Side-view of a black tea tray.
    A round black tea tray on a blank background.
    Close-up view of the bottom of a black tea tray, with a makers mark stamped in the middle.

    $80.00

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    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... →


  • Side view of a dark blue ceramic tea set, with four cups on the left and a pot on the right.
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    Cerulean Tea Set

    $82.00

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    Cerulean Tea Set

    Side view of a dark blue ceramic tea set, with four cups on the left and a pot on the right.
    Side view of a dark blue ceramic tea set, with four cups on the left and a pot on the right.
    Close up of a dark blue ceramic teapot, with squared sides and black along the edges.
    Top view of a dark blue ceramic teapot, showing the hand-wrapped bamboo handle and stainless steel infuser.
    Side view of a dark blue ceramic tea pot. The lid is off and the strainer is set asked on top of the pot.
    Close up of the bottom of a dark blue ceramic cup. The rim of the foot is unglazed and white.
    Close up of a dark blue ceramic cup with a black rim.

    $82.00

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    Enrobed in Japan's stunning namako-style glaze and finished with a hand wrapped bamboo handle, this beautiful set is the perfect statement piece for your tea table and an impressive way... →


  • Side view of a white porcelain server with a blue ring around the top edge.
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    Ming Server

    $36.00

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    Ming Server

    Side view of a white porcelain server with a blue ring around the top edge.
    Side view of a white porcelain server with a blue ring around the top edge.
    Close up of the inside of a white porcelain server, with a blue ring painted around the edge. The blue ring follows the top edge of the spout.
    Close up of the bottom of a white porcelain server. Red Blossom Tea Company's logo is etched into the base.
    A set of matching white porcelain teaware with blue rings around the lips. From left to right, a gaiwan, a server, and two teacups.
    Close up of the top of a white porcelain server with a blue ring painted around the lip. A matching gaiwan is on the left, and a pair of matching cups on the right.
    A collection of matching teaware, white porcelain with a blue ring painted around the edge of each piece. A gaiwan on the left, server in the top right, and two cups in the bottom right. The server and cups are filled with tea.
    A hand pours tea from a white porcelain server into a white teacup. To the right there is a gaiwan, also white with blue rings painted around the edges.

    $36.00

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    Our gorgeous Ming Server is handcrafted in Dehua, Fujian from premium, high-fired porcelain. Finished with a thin, hand-painted cerulean line along the rim, this elegant vessel pays... →


  • Side view of a straight-sided white teabowl. The foot is unglazed, and the sides have some indentations going around them for the hands to fit into.
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    Snow Tea Bowl

    $40.00

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    Snow Tea Bowl

    Side view of a straight-sided white teabowl. The foot is unglazed, and the sides have some indentations going around them for the hands to fit into.
    Side view of a straight-sided white teabowl. The foot is unglazed, and the sides have some indentations going around them for the hands to fit into.
    View of the inside of a straight-sided white bowl. The bottom has a light gray geometric pattern.
    The bottom of a white bowl. The foot is a beige color, and unglazed.
    A white bowl with matcha brewed placed on a white surface. A matcha scoop and whisk are in the background.

    $40.00

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    A traditional Japanese chawan with a translucent white glaze, reminiscent of freshly fallen snow — the perfect canvas for a bowl of matcha. Complete your setup with a matcha... →


  • A pair of trivets, one white one light green, in the shape of a leaf. Each trivet has a white teacup with a blue ring around the rim on it.
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    Leaf Trivet

    $12.00

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    Leaf Trivet

    Front view of a white trivet in the shape of a leaf, with raised veins.
    A pair of trivets, one white one light green, in the shape of a leaf. Each trivet has a white teacup with a blue ring around the rim on it.
    Front view of a light green trivet in the shape of a leaf, with raised veins.
    Rear view of a light green trivet in the shape of a leaf, with raised veins.
    The bottom of a leaf trivet, light green with a glossy finish. The foot is unglazed and white.
    A white teacup with a blue rim set on top of a light green trivet in the shape of a leaf.
    Front view of a white trivet in the shape of a leaf, with raised veins.
    Rear view of a white trivet in the shape of a leaf, with raised veins.
    The bottom of a leaf trivet, white with a matte finish.
    A white teacup with a blue rim set on top of a white trivet in the shape of a leaf.

    $12.00

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    Crafted from artfully glazed Japanese ceramic, our leaf trivets cradle a traditional tea tasting cup or a small serving of snacks to elevate your ritual.

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  • 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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    Ru Kiln Water Cup: Series 3

    $130.00

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    Ru Kiln Water Cup: Series 3

    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
    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
    Side view of a small blue-green celadon drinking cup in a shape similar to a tulip glass.
    Top view of the inside of a blue-green celadon drinking cup. The thin edge is light brown in color.
    The bottom of a celadon drinking cup, with Xu De Jia's maker's mark stamped into the unglazed foot.

    $130.00

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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.

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  • A side-view of a celadon teapot.
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    Ru Kiln Pot: Series 4

    $380.00

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    Ru Kiln Pot: Series 4

    A side-view of a celadon teapot.
    A side-view of a celadon teapot.
    A front-view of a celadon teapot showing the spout.
    A back view of a celadon teapot showing the handle.
    A side view of a celadon teapot. The lid is resting against the handle.
    A close-up of a celadon teapot showing the strainer holes on the inside of the ceramic.
    A top-down shot of an upside-down celadon teapot showing the maker's mark of Xu De Jia

    $380.00

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    Part of our Song Kiln Collection, this teapot is inspired by the celadon ware of the Song Dynasty's Imperial Ru Kiln, China's most prized ceramics.

    Crafted by nationally acclaimed Taiwanese master ceramicist, Xu De Jia, this pot features the artist's signature Ru Kiln... →


  • Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its somewhat rectangular shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 550

    $480.00

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    Master Yixing, Style 550

    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its somewhat rectangular shape.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its somewhat rectangular shape.
    Rear view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, highlighting the handle.
    Front view of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing its short spout.
    Side view of a gray duanni yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a gray duanni yixing teapot, showing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a gray duanni yixing teapot, with three small feet around the base, and two maker's marks stamped into it, one in the middle of the base, and the other at the bottom of the handle.

    $480.00

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    A classic shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot, rendered in elegant qinghuini (grey clay) for an understated and minimalist aesthetic. This teapot's versatile volume of just over 7.5 oz makes it perfect for solo sessions or small gatherings.

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the smooth and flowing shape.
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    Reserve Yixing, Style 811

    $680.00

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    Reserve Yixing, Style 811

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the smooth and flowing shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the smooth and flowing shape.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the delicate handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the angular spout.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.

    $680.00

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    An exquisitely crafted xubian-style teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled and finished... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the flat shape.
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    Reserve Yixing, Style 810

    $680.00

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    Reserve Yixing, Style 810

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the flat shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the flat shape.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the flattened handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the stout spout.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $680.00

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    An exquisitely crafted shipiao ("stone ladle") teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled... →


  • Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the ledged shape.
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    Master Yixing, Style 553

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    Master Yixing, Style 553

    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the ledged shape.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the ledged shape.
    Rear view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, highlighting the rounded handle.
    Front view of a terracotta-colored yixing pot highlighting the curved spout.
    Side view of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. The lid is facing the camera, resting against the handle.
    Rear view of the inside of a terracotta-colored yixing pot, showcasing the built-in filter made by punching small holes in the clay.
    The bottom of a terracotta-colored yixing teapot. A maker’s mark is stamped into the base.

    $480.00

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    A classic fanggu ("ancient-style") teapot, rendered in revered zhuni (vermillion clay).

    Our Yixing teapots are half-handmade. A manual mold is used to assist the artisan in forming the body and lid of the vessel, while the spout, handle, and knob are formed freehand; the final teapot is assembled... →