Chai Shao Wood-Fired Teapots – The Soul of Fire and Ash In the world of Gong Fu Cha, few teapots carry as much soul and natural beauty as Chai Shao (柴烧) teapots. Fired for days in wood kilns without glaze, these pieces are shaped not only by the potter’s hands
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Jun Kiln vs Chai Shao vs Yixing Teapots – Which One Is Right for You? In the world of Gong Fu Cha, the teapot is more than just a brewing vessel — it is a partner in your daily ritual. Among the most respected Chinese teapots, three styles stand out:
Summer Gong Fu Cha – How to Brew Tea in Hot Weather Enjoying tea mindfully even when temperatures rise Many tea lovers believe Gong Fu Cha is only for cold autumn and winter days. But summer offers a beautiful opportunity to explore a lighter, more refreshing side of Chinese tea
Camphor Wood – Why This Ancient Wood is Perfect for Gong Fu Cha There are woods that simply hold tea better. Camphor wood (*Cinnamomum camphora*) is one of them. For centuries, this remarkable wood has been cherished in China not only for its beauty, but for its deep connection to
