Tea set, also known as tea set or tea set in ancient times. According to the Western Han Dynasty poet Wang Bao's "Tong Yue", there is a saying that all the tea-making utensils are covered and hidden. This is the earliest historical material in China that mentions tea utensils. By the Tang Dynasty, the word "tea utensils" was first seen in Tang poetry, such as by Tang poets Lu Guimeng's "General Notes of Lingling" tells that there is no limit to the number of people who can speak, and they compete with each other to hold tea utensils. Bai Juyi's "Reminiscing about Yang Tongzhou's Poems over Tea After Sleeping" Here is a rope bed with a tea washing machine next to it. The Tang Dynasty writer Pi Rixiu's "Chu Jia Lin Ting Poems" contains the words "Xiao Shugui's shadow moves the tea set". In the Song, Yuan and Ming dynasties, the word "tea set" can be seen in various books. For example, "Song Shili Zhi" records that the emperor Yu Ziai In the palace, the six ginseng officials lived in the northern envoys. They were gifted tea utensils and famous fruits. The scope of the tea utensils was given by the emperor of the Song Dynasty. It can be seen that the tea utensils in the Song Dynasty were very valuable. The Northern Song Dynasty painter Wen Tongyou had a poem about carrying the tea utensils to enjoy the seclusion. The poet Weng Juan of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote a scroll that Huang Ting couldn't get tired of, and he always carried his poem bag and tea utensils with him. There are wine pots and tea sets on the boat in the famous poem "Blowing Xiao out of the Gorge" by Yuan painter Wang Mian. In the early Ming Dynasty, when Xu Zhen, a painter known as one of the four outstanding figures in Wuzhong, invited friends to have a cup of tea one night, he took the opportunity to write that the tea utensils were set late and the singing pot was not knocked when he woke up. It is not difficult to see that whether they are poets of the Tang and Song dynasties or painters of the Yuan and Ming dynasties, poems about tea sets can often be read in their writings. Explain that tea sets are an integral and important part of tea culture.
Tea sets in a narrow sense refer to tea drinking utensils such as cups, teapots, bowls, cups, saucers, and trays. Chinese tea sets are of various types and beautiful shapes. In addition to their practical value, they also have high artistic value. Therefore, they are famous both at home and abroad and favored by tea lovers of all ages.
The production of stone-carved tea trays is based on the natural characteristics of the stone and is designed, processed and carefully crafted. Because stone has the advantages of high hardness, strong density, natural color, never fades, and does not absorb brown color, the stone tea tray carved from stone is beautiful, elegant, economical and practical. It actually endows the stone with spirituality and returns the tea to its natural flavor. Sipping tea with stone-carved tea sets is pleasing to the eye and cultivates the mind.
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