Cérémonie du thé Six Genlemen Kung Fu Se : Pot Genlemen, Ongs, Passoire, Fourchette à tasse, Aiguille Eapo, Cuillère Ea, Six pièces

The Six Gentlemen of the Tea Ceremony refers to the six tools used in tea art: the tea tube, tea spoon, tea strainer, tea scoop, tea tongs, and tea needle. Tea tube: A vessel used to store tea art supplies. Tea spoon: Also known as a "tea scoop," it is shaped like a spoon, hence the name "tea spoon." Its main purpose is to scoop out the brewed tea. After the tea is brewed, it often becomes tightly packed inside the teapot. Moreover, since the mouth of a typical teapot is not very large, scooping out the tea by hand is both inconvenient and unhygienic, so tea spoons are used. Tea strainer: The tea strainer is placed on the mouth of the pot when brewing tea, to guide the tea into the pot and prevent the tea leaves from falling out. Tea Scoop: The tea scoop is a tool used to pour tea into the pot Tea Tong: Also known as a "tea shovel," the tea tong serves the same purpose as a tea spoon, used to remove tea leaves from the pot. It is also often used to hold teacups for washing, providing protection from burns and is hygienic. Tea Needle and Tea Unblocker: The tea needle is used to clear the honeycomb structure inside the teapot to maintain smooth water flow. It is used to unblock the spout when it is clogged by tea leaves, or to spread the tea leaves evenly after adding them, with the broken leaves at the bottom and the whole leaves at the top. The tea ceremony set "Six Gentlemen" is typically made of bamboo or wood. Bamboo products have an elegant and refined character, while wood has a pure and natural texture, complementing the aroma of tea and ink. Other tea ceremony accessories: tea tray, tea mat, tea towel, tea pet, tea coaster, tea brush, tea strainer. In the tea ceremony, the essential element is the tea ceremony set, also known as the "tea ceremony six gentlemen."The tea set usually includes: Tea tongs: also called tea tweezers, shaped like a clip; Tea spoon: also called a tea scoop, shaped like a small spoon; Tea funnel: also called a tea strainer, shaped like a ring-like funnel; Tea needle: also called a tea pass, shaped like a thin needle; Tea scraper: shaped like a stick with a flat curved end; Tea bottle: shaped like a flower vase. The tea accessories are the most commonly used and often overlooked items on the tea tray, such as the tea strainer, which is used to filter tea residue when brewing tea with a gaiwan or teapot; the tea tweezers, which are used to hold the scent cup and teacup, are made of wood, bamboo, or metal; there are also tea mats for placing the teacup, tea picks for clearing the teapot spout, as well as tea spoons and tea scrapers.All of these items are usually scattered on the tea tray, and you might not notice them when you are attentively drinking tea. Separately, they are just miscellaneous items on the tea tray, but when placed in the tea ceremony vase, they become a tea ceremony set.Due to the limitations of their functional use, these tea strainers, tea tweezers, tea mats, etc., are mostly similar in shape, with only differences in materials and craftsmanship. The tea set is an indispensable tool in the entire tea art performance, and it adds a beautiful touch to the poetic scene of tea tasting, serving as both a decorative element and an expression of art, making it a favorite among many tea lovers.What might catch your eye is the tea ceremony jar used to store components. It comes in various materials and shapes, not just with floral, bird, fish, and insect motifs, but also carries many meanings, which greatly enhances the aesthetic appeal of the tea ceremony set.