☆ Chinese Tea Set with Dragon Carvings ☆ Chinese traditional tea ware: purple clay (zisha) Tea cups (chahai) and gaiwan (covered bowl) I believe these are pottery made from a special clay called zisha clay (shadei). Many are unglazed, and are said to be excellent for breathability and heat retention, enhancing the flavor of the tea. It is said that the more you use them, the more they absorb the tea's components, increasing the unique luster, aroma, and depth of the surface. Two-headed dragon carving In China, the dragon is a symbol of the emperor, representing authority and prosperity, and is considered auspicious. This item has been stored without use for a long time. There is some aging, but it appears to be relatively clean and in good condition. Other details unknown. Everyday antiques Tableware, tea ware Old items Handicrafts Vintage items Collection Overseas Shipping method: Mercari delivery service