Kungfu Tea's complete collection of all the utensils introduces which six kinds of tea sets are used by the six gentlemen in the tea ceremony?

Lid bowl-A small bowl with a lid with or without plates at the bottom. It was built in the Yuan Dynasty about 600 years ago. It is an ideal tea set for brewing mildly oxidized tea or tender bud tea, such as green tea, white tea, mildly oxidized oolong tea (Lishan, Alishan, Shanlinxi, etc.). Yixing pottery pot, also known as purple sand pot. It is made of a very special kind of clay that can only be found in Yixing, Jiangsu Province, China. Purple mud is also called breathable clay, which means that it can absorb the aroma and taste of some tea leaves. Therefore, it is recommended to use a purple sand pot to make only one kind of tea. In general, Yixing pottery pots are used to brew old tea, such as Lao Sheng Pu'er tea, old ripple Pu'er tea, old white tea, black tea and so on. Ordinary pottery pot-can be used for black tea or highly oxidized oolong tea, such as Phoenix Dancong oolong tea and Wuyi rock tea (Dahongpao, Ruangui, etc.). It is also commonly used in old tea, such as Laobai tea, Laosheng Pu'er tea and cooked Pu'er tea. This is because clay pots can lock in heat better than capping bowls, so it forces aged tea to open, releasing aroma and flavor more quickly. Justice cup / sharing pot-pour the wine from Gaiwan into the sharing pot, then pour from the sharing pot into each cup to ensure that the wine is evenly distributed to each cup. "Justice" literally means "justice" or "fairness" in Chinese, so you can understand this metaphor. They can be made of glass or clay. A glass is usually recommended because it helps to observe the taste of the tea.

Teacups-the teacups used by Kungfu Tea have various shapes, but they are generally very small and are only suitable for drinking a few mouthfuls of concentrated tea. Tea tray-to prevent tea or water from spilling on the table. Tea set / teacup-A container / large bowl used to wash waste water and waste tea during the process, as well as cups. Tea ceremony six gentlemen's utensils-six different utensils to assist in the brewing process, such as pliers, needles for washing tea buds, teaspoons, etc.