Born in Fujian, Inspired by Tea Culture
Our Story
Our journey began in Fujian, China—one of the world's most renowned tea-producing regions and a place where tea culture has flourished for centuries.
From Traditional Origins to Modern Innovations
The History of Tea Pets
Tea pets are a unique part of Chinese tea culture. Traditionally crafted from Yixing clay or ceramic, these small figurines are placed on a tea tray and nurtured through daily tea rituals. Over time, repeated exposure to tea develops a rich patina on their surface, making each tea pet a reflection of its owner's tea journey.
Crafted Through Time and Innovation
Craftsmanship
Every tea pet begins long before it reaches a tea table. Behind each design is a process shaped by creativity, craftsmanship, and continuous refinement.
In Chinese tea culture is the practice of pouring tea over a tea pet
Why Pour Tea Over a Tea Pet?
The origin of this ritual can be traced back to the tea preparation process itself. In many traditional tea ceremonies, the first infusion of tea is not consumed. Instead, it is used to rinse the tea leaves and awaken their aroma—a practice often referred to as "washing the tea."