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13/12/2024

05/11/2024

Named after one of the most beloved heroes of folk myths, the ninth son of the Dragon of the Eastern Sea, Pi Xiu. With the head of a dragon bearing one or two horns, the body of a steed, scaly legs, and a lion’s build, this is one of many descriptions of Pi Xiu, of which there are indeed many.

07/10/2024

If you delve a bit deeper, in Feng Shui science, the Toad represents the Tai Chi Yin-Yang scheme, as it emerged from the water but lives on land. The two symbols, Water and Earth — Heaven and Earth — Spirit and Form. Originally, the toad had four legs, but during the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD), Daoists came up with the idea that three legs represent Heaven — Earth — Human, and in combination with what was previously said, this signifies complete Feng Shui. Since then, the toad has become three-legged, with a pattern of seven stars of the Big Dipper on its back and two bundles of gold coins on its whiskers. Any image of the Wealth Toad, even without its regalia, as in this case, brings good luck.

22/09/2024

Shu Pu-erh tea cake, named after the hero of Chinese folklore, Zhong Kui. According to legend, Zhong Kui had a rather unusual appearance from a young age. He was of enormous height, had a thick, unruly beard, dark, almost black skin, and large bulging eyes with a bold sparkle. His neighbors respected and feared him. Despite his rough appearance, he studied diligently, preparing for the imperial exams to become an official. After ten years of study, he went to the capital and passed the exams brilliantly, taking first place among the candidates.

It's time for Zhong Kui.

17/12/2023

No box required, everything is perfectly prepared for an ideal gift.

13/11/2023

Another 💎 💎 💎 in store!

Imagine returning home in the evening after a challenging day—fatigue, irritation, stress. The air outside is stifling, your mind is in disarray. You step into the shower; the cold streams bring you back to yourself. Wrapped in a plush robe, you enter your cozy nook where the tea board and the old friend, the teapot, patiently await. Thoughts still scatter in your heat-ridden head. You brew a cup of Mao Pao tea. Suddenly, with the first sip, a resounding thunder breaks loose simultaneously with a cleansing downpour of nature, washing away your headache. Nothing changes, yet everything does. Purity, tranquility, clarity, detachment. Mao Pao – the “Plush Robe” of teas.

05/11/2023

The name Lao Shan”老善” can be translated as “Old Good Pu’er.” This name is not given without reason. The tea is made from raw material collected in the Menghai County in 2014.

11/03/2023

New cake of shou pu-erh with name 100.
100 gram of juicy, rich, fruity, multi-faceted, and iridescent with a signature tartness in the finish that transitions into sweetness.

18/12/2022

📣 Duan Ni clay teapot (200ml ) in store!

19/11/2022

Burnt pine table for dry infusions.
60x40x13
👀 in store!

08/11/2022

Da Hu Ya 2 with new material from Bu Lan Shan tea gardens🤤

09/08/2022

This variety of tea has appeared recently , on the wave of interest from tea lovers and connoisseurs throughout China.
Following the demands of the market, new varieties have been bred, which have a very strong aroma and taste of tea more reminiscent of green.
A prominent representative of such teas is Qi Lan.
🚨🚨🚨Now in store!