Tea Ware

Our cupping set is perfect to use for your next tea tasting. The handled cup is for steeping a small sample of tea. Pour the tea through the serrated opening of the cup into the white porcelain bowl while using the lid and serrated edge as a strainer. The

Matcha Tea Starter Set with Black Bowl

For better tasting tea add one scoop for the pot. Tea - part of a healthy lifestyle. Made of 18/8 stainless steel. Dishwasher save.

This tea filter can be used without a filter holder as the filling flap facilitates the removal of the filter after brewing. The convenient “filling flap” prevents the mess while filling in the tea.

The filter can also be sealed in the manner of a “tea

T-Sac Tea Filter Bags are single-use, disposable tea infusers for steeping high-quality loose leaf tea with the convenience of tea bags.Steep tea with a more robust flavor without the hassle or mess of conventional straining methods; filters out sediment

Mesh Tea Infuser hangs into mugs and tea cups for steeping loose tea with a more robust aroma and flavor
Made from 18/8 stainless steel; reusable; more economical than using store-bought tea bags
Easy to use; fill halfway with loose tea, hook inside the

Tingle your tongue with the full flavor of loose leaf tea, thanks to this sturdy single-cup infuser that rests securely on your favorite mug.

Includes infuser and lid
5'' H x 3'' diameter
Stainless steel / silicone
Dishwasher-safe

Bamboo tea strainer, a beautiful and simple way to brew one cup of tea.

2.5" Diameter and 3" Deep
6" Long Including Handle
Made of Bamboo

The inspiration for these tea shells come from the spiral forms found in nature. Each porcelain cup is carefully crafted with the purpose of giving enjoyment to the art of drinking tea.

The inspiration for these tea shells come from the spiral forms found in nature. Each porcelain cup is carefully crafted with the purpose of giving enjoyment to the art of drinking tea.

Kate Krause of Clay Nouveau Studio has been producing pottery for 30 years. She earned an art degree from Kutztown University in Pennsylvania, but now resides in the upstate. Come in and see her Japanese-style tea set and yunomi tea cups.