Material: This strainer, integral to the Gongfu tea ceremony, is made from Rustic Porcelain, giving it a rustic yet durable quality.
Size: With a modest height of 3cm and a diameter of 9.0cm, it is perfectly sized to fit over tea cups and pitchers for straining.
Patterns and Calligraphy:
No.1: Adorned with the esteemed "Lan Ting Ji Xu" calligraphy by the legendary Wang Xizhi, dating back to 353 AD. This pattern not only adds cultural depth but also artistic value, making it a centerpiece of any tea ceremony.
No.2: The "Mo Yun" pattern, translating to "Calligraphy Beauty," celebrates the aesthetic elegance of Chinese script.
No.3: Featuring the phrase "He Wei Gui," which stands for "Harmony," this strainer embodies the essence of the Gongfu tea ceremony's spirit.
No.4: A set combination of 1 piece "Strainer" and 1 piece "Pitcher" showcasing the "Lan Ting Ji Xu" pattern.
No.5: The ultimate collection for Gongfu tea enthusiasts, including 1 piece No.1 Strainer, 1 piece Pitcher, 1 piece Gaiwan, and 1 piece Tea Cup, all embracing the exquisite "Lan Ting Ji Xu" calligraphy.
This Rustic Strainer is not just a tool but a piece of art, steeped in history and culture. Its calligraphy patterns connect the user to the ancient art of Chinese writing, making each tea session a more profound and contemplative experience. It's a splendid gift for those who appreciate the finer aspects of tea culture and the rich history of Chinese calligraphy.
