Handcrafted Tibetan Brass Tea Pot | Sacred Tea Ceremonies
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Size: 27cm (Height) x 25cm (width)
Weight: 0.99kg
Materials: White Copper, Brass
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About Our Tea Pot:
A stunning example of Himalayan craftsmanship, this brass teapot blends beauty with sacred symbolism. Standing 27 cm tall and 25 cm wide and weighing 0.99 kg, it is handcrafted from white copper with elegant brass accents throughout. The pot features a majestic motif handle and spout, which are finely sculpted and symbolically protective, with a domed, lidded top connected by a traditional ceremonial chain.
In Tibetan culture, teapots like this are used in butter tea rituals, monastery offerings, and household puja ceremonies. The use of white copper symbolizes clarity and healing, while brass signifies strength, prosperity, and sacred energy. The motif is a powerful guardian in Buddhist iconography, believed to ward off negative energy and attract abundance and prosperity. This piece is both functional and decorative, serving as a vessel for tea during spiritual gatherings or enhancing sacred spaces with its radiant presence.
Ideal for those who appreciate traditional craftsmanship, spiritual decor, or ceremonial artifacts, this brass teapot is a timeless addition to altars, temples, or curated collections. Use it for pouring offerings, decorating your meditation space, or as a gift to someone deeply connected to Tibetan or Buddhist ritual heritage.
Introduction To The Tea Pot
In the development of the tea culture of the Central Plains, Buddhism played an important role. The Tibetans, who believe in Buddhism, attach importance to tea ceremonies during Buddhist activities. They often connect tea with God. When praying to deities in temples, they take medicine, holy water, and tea with them. For Tibetans, tea implies friendship, respect, purity, and auspiciousness. Tibetans use tea in various polite formalities and customs, such as weddings, childbirth, funerals, and religious rites.
