Time for Tea Please?
Todays Tea Tuesday post is a bit different to normal where the star of the show isn’t a tea but a mug. Or to be more specific: TeaTsys : Linglong Porcelain Teacups: A Modern Take on Ancient Chinese Craftsmanship and Mindful Tea Rituals.

TeaTsy
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We believe that every cup of tea should be an experience to be savored and enjoyed.
Our story began in 2019, when a group of Chinese international students found themselves struggling to find good quality tea products and accessories while studying abroad. Frustrated by the lack of options, they decided to take matters into their own hands and founded TeaTsy with the goal of providing tea lovers around the world with high-quality, affordable tea accessories.
At TeaTsy, we are passionate about tea and dedicated to offering only the finest, high-quality tea accessories. We carefully select our craftsmen and suppliers to ensure that we are able to offer environmentally friendly, sustainable products that are free from pollution.
TeaTsy is more than a brand; it is a celebration of passion, culture, and community. Join us in savoring the moments that tea brings – from quiet contemplation to joyful gatherings.
To find out more hit the link: https://teatsy.com
Linglong Porcelain Teacups

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Linglong porcelain — also known as “rice-grain porcelain” or “Devil’s work” porcelain — originated in the imperial kilns of Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, during the late Ming dynasty.
When light passes through, the entire vessel appears to glow from within — a quiet, luminous radiance that has captivated collectors and tea lovers alike for centuries.

The TeaTsy Linglong Porcelain Mug Collection bridges ancient craftsmanship and contemporary design sensibility, creating a tea set that is as meaningful to use as it is beautiful to behold. Four thin-walled white porcelain cups rest on a circular black walnut base engineered to rotate a full 360° with effortless smoothness. As you turn the cup, the openwork characters catch the light from different angles — making the act of admiring the piece a ritual in itself.




There really is something quite therapeutic not just in the act of sipping on their tea but also the way you can spin the cup too making it a tranquil way to drink.
Happy Sipping 🙂















































