Roy’s Gongfu Tea Tray Set & Carrying Case
Gongfu tea-making has a history of over 1,000 years, starting in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province, China.
For me, brewing tea Gongfu-style is more than just making a drink — it’s a way to slow down, enjoy the moment, and share something special with friends. With a little practice, this method of brewing in a gaiwan (lidded cup) and filtering into a pitcher really elevates the taste of your tea. It’s also surprisingly calming, almost meditative.
This set is the exact one I personally use both at home and when visiting friends. Everything you need to start your Gongfu tea journey is neatly packed in a convenient carrying case.
What’s in the Case?
1) Tea Tray
A clean, stylish Gongfu-style tea tray with slats that let water and tea drain underneath for easy cleaning. The top is made of sustainable bamboo, and the bottom is sturdy white plastic.
It holds your brewing tools, cups, and even your tea pets (if you know, you know!).
2) Full 15-Piece Tea Set
This complete white ceramic tea set includes:
1 Gaiwan (120 ml) with lid and saucer – perfect for brewing for 1–4 people
1 Ceramic filter with fine metal mesh + filter holder
6 Tea cups (so you can serve multiple guests or have spares)
1 Glass pitcher for holding brewed tea before serving
1 Tea towel
1 Set of wooden tongs
Why I Love This Set
Widely Used: I’ve taken this set to my office, to picnics, and even to a friend’s backyard. It’s compact yet complete, so I can enjoy my favorite tea blends anywhere — home, office, or outdoors.
Perfect Gift: I’ve gifted this to a couple of tea-loving friends, and they loved it. It’s practical, elegant, and feels special — perfect for birthdays, holidays, or housewarming presents.
Easy Maintenance: After brewing, I just wipe the bamboo tray dry and let it air dry. Simple care means it stays looking beautiful and ready for the next tea session.
Roy’s Note
If you’ve been curious about Gongfu tea but felt overwhelmed by all the pieces and setup, this set makes it easy. It’s everything you need in one neat case. I keep one set at home for my daily brews and another in the car for trips.
Once you try brewing this way, it’s hard to go back.
