What does the Ebony Tea Utensils Set With Ceramic Plum Blossom Holder used for? The tea washer is used for sterilizing and cleaning the tea cups tools by boiled water. In the tea ceremony, the tea cups must be cleaned up before use to drink tea. At first, put all the gongfu tea cups in the the tea washer, and pour the boiled water into the tea washer to warm and wash the tea cups. Then, the tea cups can be used for drink tea so that you could get the best flavor of the tea. And in addition, Ebony Tea Utensils Set With Ceramic Plum Blossom Holder also could be used for cleaning and disinfecting. As we all know that the tea cups to put for a long time, it will inevitably to be dirty. Looking at such dirty, it absolutely will decrease the interests of people in enjoying tea. Before drinking tea, we have to put tea cups into tea washer, and then pour boiling water into, slightly to turn the tea cups. And now the purpose of washing cup is got. However, at this time, the purpose is slightly to please the tea cups in boiling water, not to wash it cleaning and bright, only for disinfecting. And then to pour tea water into cups to drink. Only in this way, it will let people rest assured. Last but not the least, Ebony Tea Utensils Set With Ceramic Plum Blossom Holder also could be used to preheating for tea set. So the higher temperature the tea set is, the better tea tasty you will get.

This Ebony Wood Tea Ceremony Utensil Set is a must for a Gongfu tea ceremony. The set includes:
1. a spoon/scoop to place the tea leaves in the brewing pot. This is essential, as the oils from your fingers could otherwise influence the taste of the tea.
2. a funnel to facilitate pouring tea from the brewing pot into the sharing pot/teapot without spilling.
3. Tweezers/tongs to lift the drinking cups and savor the tea's fragrance when they are too hot to handle.
4. a scraper to remove used tea from the brewing pot after use.
5. a poker to remove leaves that might have gotten caught in the spout of the brewing or teapot.
6. a needle to clean out the brewing pot. The Chinese call these tools the "Six Gentlemen." We recommend that you invite them to your next tea cerem