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making it both a functional and mesmerizing piece to enhance your tea experience

neutral backdrop for your fine tea while keeping a self-assured stature and the gaiwan's classical elegance

reminiscent of early utilitarian pottery

much like the nuanced taste of starfruit at various stages of ripeness

muzha tgy green_japan revealing instead a deepAfter getting picked by hand, wilted and bruised, these leaves undergoes medium oxidation and deep roasting in Muzha, Taiwan, where this tea is known as "Zhengcong Tieh Kuan Yin" (Pinyin: Zhengzong Tieguanyin), meaning "orthodox Tieguanyin." This designation highlights its rarity as a pure, 100% Tieguanyin cultivarunlike many local ones, which are often Jin Xuan blends. A simple sniff of the dry leaves in a heated brewing vessel evokes the warmth of a