Unique Handcrafted Copper Tea Pot Set | Spiritual Practices & Home Decor
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Size: 44cm (Height) x 34cm (width)
Single Weight: 2.540kg
Total Weight: 5.08kg
Materials: Copper body, White metal
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About Our Tea Pot:
This Unique handcrafted copper tea pot set is a gorgeous work of art that will boost your tea rituals and spiritual practices. This teapot set, featuring a dragon handle that symbolizes strength, protection, and good fortune, stands 44 cm tall and 34 cm wide, making it an appealing centerpiece for your home. The teapot is embellished with a white metal overlay that adds elegance and delicate craftsmanship, making it ideal for individuals who value the finer details of beautiful tea kettles and ritual objects. Whether you're holding a tea ceremony, practicing mindful rituals, or simply enjoying a relaxing tea time, this set adds a sense of calm and spiritual energy to your surroundings.
This copper teapot set is ideal for individuals who prioritize both functionality and aesthetic appeal. It also serves as an elegant home design feature. Its handcrafted style distinguishes it as a special object, giving personality to your tea area or spiritual space. Whether placed on your altar, in your meditation room, or as a decorative focal point in your living room, its distinct design adds to the overall ambiance. This set is ideal for tea enthusiasts, spiritual seekers, or anybody wishing to add a decorative and functional element to their house. It combines workmanship, symbolism, and design.
Introduction To The Tea Pot
In the development of tea culture in the Central Plains, Buddhism played a significant role. The Tibetans, who practice Buddhism, attach great importance to tea ceremonies during Buddhist rituals. 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 formal and ceremonial occasions, including weddings, childbirth, funerals, and religious rites.
