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Browse our selection of elegant porcelain Chinese tea cups with traditional porcelain covers and infuser. Just drop your tea leaves or tea bag into the infuser, add hot water, cover, and remove when done steeping.
A Chinese tea cup with an infuser is ideal for making herbal teas with loose leaves. Perfect for drinking alone or for sharing a cup of tea with friends, family and loved ones.
All teacups in this section include covers and infusers.
Due to the fragile nature of these tea-cups, each item is specially packed to ensure that each product arrives in perfect condition.
*Wash by hand only
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The Chinese dragon
A mythical creature that also appears in other East Asian cultures. It was first seen on totems of ancient tribes in China. It is usually depicted as a long, snake-like creature and has long been a potent symbol of royalty, fortune and power. It is often associated as the bringer of rain and water. Yellow or Golden Dragons with five claws on each foot, symbolised the Emperor in many Chinese dynasties. The number nine is considered lucky in China and Chinese dragons are frequently associated with it. |
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 Chinese (Traditional) Character 'FU' Fu is one of the Chinese characters that best epitomize China's time-honored culture. Fu, means fortune, blessing or happiness. In the past, the character mainly meant luck and fortune. The tradition of pasting the character Fu on walls, doors and doorposts has existed in China for a long time. The character can also be pasted upside down, because in Chinese the upside down fu is similar to the pronunciation for - Fu Dao le - which means Fu has arrived.
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