All Teaware

191 products

Cup # 31463, porcelain, 58 ml.
Cup # 31463, porcelain, 58 ml.
Pitcher # 11859, glass, 240 ml.
Pitcher # 11859, glass, 240 ml.
Tea kettle, glass # 11869, 190 ml.
Tea kettle, glass # 11869, 190 ml.
Gongdaobei # 31469, porcelain, 190 ml.
Gongdaobei # 31469, porcelain, 190 ml.
Gongdaobei # 39675, porcelain, 220 ml.
Gongdaobei # 39675, porcelain, 220 ml.
Pitcher # 11860, glass, 250 ml.
Pitcher # 11860, glass, 250 ml.
Tasting Cup # 94406, 45 ml
Tasting Cup # 94406, 45 ml
Regular price $10.00
Tasting Cup # 94406, 45 ml
Cup # 31440, porcelain, 66 ml.l
Cup # 31440, porcelain, 66 ml.l
Cup # 39624, porcelain, 60 ml.
Cup # 39624, porcelain, 60 ml.
Teapot # 41961, porcelain, 230 ml.
Teapot # 41961, porcelain, 230 ml.
Thermocup # 21302, glass, 56 ml.
Thermocup # 21302, glass, 56 ml.
Teapot # 43472, glass, 720 ml.
Teapot # 43472, glass, 720 ml.
Japanese vintage porcelain cup # 93196
Japanese vintage porcelain cup # 93196
Wood-Fired Dehua Tree-Pattern Cup # 94960
Wood-Fired Dehua Tree-Pattern Cup # 94960
Delicate Blue Glass Cup # 94950
Delicate Blue Glass Cup # 94950
Delicate Light Pink Glass Cup # 94951
Delicate Light Pink Glass Cup # 94951
Insulated Gold Thermos  1.5 L # 95001
Insulated Gold Thermos  1.5 L # 95001

Different types of teaware

There are many different types of teaware, each with its own unique design, material, and function. Here are some of the most common types of teaware:

  1. Teapots: Teapots come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and materials, including ceramic, porcelain, glass, and cast iron. They are designed to steep tea leaves and hold hot water for brewing tea.

  2. Tea cups: Tea cups come in various shapes and sizes and are typically made of ceramic or porcelain. They are designed to hold the brewed tea and are often paired with matching saucers.

  3. Gaiwans: Gaiwans are small, lidded cups that originated in China. They are typically made of porcelain or glass and are used for steeping and drinking tea.

  4. Yixing teapots: Yixing teapots are made of unglazed clay and are used primarily for brewing and serving Chinese teas. They are known for their porous clay, which absorbs the flavor of the tea and enhances its taste over time.

  5. Tea trays: Tea trays are used to hold teapots, tea cups, and other teaware during tea ceremonies. They are typically made of wood, bamboo, or ceramic.

  6. Tea caddies: Tea caddies are used to store loose-leaf tea and keep it fresh. They are typically made of ceramic or metal and come in various sizes and designs.

By choosing the right teaware, you can enhance your tea-drinking experience and enjoy the full flavor and aroma of your favorite teas.