Natural Bamboo Tea Spoon Tea Ceremony Set|Bamboo Tea Accessories

Ebony Tea Spoon Tea Ceremony Set|Wood Tea Accessories

Tip: The colour of the actual object depends on the colour of the wood, the colour is random. The pictures are for reference only. If you mind the colour of the picture, please do not order.

This Tea Spoon|Tea Ceremony Set Include:

Style 1 : (Tea Spoon 17 * 5cm ; Tea Needle 19-21cm) ; Style 2 : (Tea Spoon 10 * 6.5cm ; Tea Needle 19-21cm) ; Style 3 : (Tea Spoon 18.5 * 7.5cm ; Tea Needle 18cm ; Small bamboo blocks 5.5cm) ;

Style 4 : (Tea Spoon 18 * 6.5cm ; Tea Needle 18.5cm ; Tweezers 19cm) ; Style 5 : (Tea Spoon 15.5 * 5cm ; Tea Needle 19cm ; Small bamboo blocks 3.5vm) ; Style 6 : (Tea Spoon 14.5 * 4.2cm ; Tea Needle 18cm ; Tweezers 18cm ; Tea paddle 18cm) ;

Style 7 : (Tea Spoon 16 * 3.3cm ; Tea Needle 18cm) ; Style 8 : (Tea Spoon 17 * 5cm ; Tea Needle 17cm) ; Style 9 : (Tea Spoon 17 * 5cm ; Tea Needle 17cm) ;

Style 10 : (Tea Spoon 17 * 5cm ; Tea Needle 18cm) ; Style 11 : (Tea Spoon 18 * 5.5cm ; Tea Needle 19cm) ; Style 12 : (Tea Spoon 18 * 56.cm ; Tea Needle 18cm) ;

1.Tea ceremony accessories are an important part of the traditional tea ceremony, which is an important cultural practice in China. These accessories are designed to enhance the aesthetic and spiritual aspects of the ceremony and to help participants prepare and serve tea with the utmost grace and respect.

2.Tea needles, also known as Chakin needles or Chasen tate, are slender bamboo pieces used to clean and unclog the small holes in the tea whisk (Chasen). In the tea ceremony, green tea powder (matcha) is stirred with a tea whisk with hot water to create a frothy and creamy texture. However, over time, the small holes in the tea whisk can become clogged with tea particles, which can affect the quality of the tea. Tea needles are used to gently unclog these small holes, ensuring that the tea steeper remains in good condition and the tea leaves are of the highest quality.

3.A teaspoon, also known as a chashaku, is a slender bamboo or ivory utensil used to measure and scoop powdered green tea into a tea bowl (chawan). The chawan is held with the thumb and index finger, and the powdered tea is scooped out with a delicate and precise motion. The amount of tea used varies depending on the type of tea and the owner's preference, but in general, one scoop (about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon) is used per serving. The teaspoon is an important tool in the tea ceremony because it helps to ensure that the proper amount of tea is used and that the tea is prepared carefully and accurately.

4.In conclusion, tea ceremony accessories such as tea needles and teaspoons are essential tools for preparing and serving tea in a traditional manner. They are intended to enhance the aesthetic and spiritual aspects of the ritual and to help participants achieve a sense of harmony and tranquility.

Warm tips. The material is using pure natural bamboo material, please feel free to use.