Purple Clay Tea Pet Figurine – Interactive Kung Fu Tea Tray Decor

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Purple Clay Tea Pet Figurine – Interactive Water-Spraying Kung Fu Tea Tray Decor

Add a touch of playful tradition to your tea ceremony with this charming purple clay tea pet figurine. When hot tea is poured over it, this adorable little figure produces a delightful water-spraying effect — a classic and beloved feature of traditional Kung Fu tea culture. Whether displayed on a tea tray, desk, bookshelf, or meditation corner, it brings warmth, positive energy, and a smile to any space.

Key Features

• Interactive water-spraying design: pour hot tea over the figurine to activate a fun, satisfying spray effect — a traditional tea ceremony experience
• Handcrafted purple clay: natural clay texture with rich, earthy character that develops a beautiful patina over time with regular tea use
• Ideal size: approx. 12 × 8.5 cm (4.72 × 3.35 in) — perfect for any tea tray or display shelf
• Multifunctional decor: works beautifully on tea trays, living room shelves, desks, bookshelves, and meditation spaces
• Symbolic meaning: traditional tea pets are believed to bring peace, positive energy, and good fortune to your space
• Unique gift idea: a thoughtful and memorable gift for tea lovers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates artisan craftsmanship

Specifications

• Material: Purple clay (Zisha)
• Color: Dark red
• Size: 12 × 8.5 cm / 4.72 × 3.34 in
• Package includes: 1 × Urinating boy tea pet figurine

Note: Slight size variations (1–2 cm) may occur due to manual measurement. Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor settings.

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For a deeper look at the tradition of tea pets and Kung Fu tea culture, visit Tea Masters: The Art of Tea Pets or explore Smithsonian Magazine’s feature on the art of tea.