I know there are various threads indirectly discussing gong fu tables, but I thought it would be nice to create a database of the gong fu tables on the internet. I'm currently looking for one, and they're really tough to find.
Does anyone know where I can get a gong fu tray that come cost around $50 after shipping?
Here's where I've seen them:
http://www.houdeasianart.com/index.php? ... 31a5e131a9
http://www.enjoyingtea.com/chgoteaac.html
http://www.sensationalteas.com/teatrays.html
http://stores.ebay.com/Chinese-Teapot-G ... idZ2QQtZkm
http://www.redblossomtea.com/product.ph ... ccessories
And for some tea tray porn:
$320 sandalwood tray - red blossom tea
I got a small one from "In Pursuit of Tea" for about $20 or so. I quite like it...and it's leak free. I went to the website and no longer see the small one listed, but they might be able to procure one for you if you asked. They do have a large one available, too.
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http://funalliance.com/tea/accessory_2.htm
Their prices include shipping. I've ordered from Kam once and was pleased with the transaction.
Their prices include shipping. I've ordered from Kam once and was pleased with the transaction.
Sadly they don't carry the small one anymore, nor can they get it anymore.Mary R wrote:I got a small one from "In Pursuit of Tea" for about $20 or so. I quite like it...and it's leak free. I went to the website and no longer see the small one listed, but they might be able to procure one for you if you asked. They do have a large one available, too.
Aw! That's terrible!
I bought mine from IPoT because it looked identical to one that Stéphane Erler had once listed for sale on his site. Mr. Erler runs the bilingual (French/English) blog, Tea Masters. He also manages a limited shop through the blog, but sells nothing but teas and ware of incredible quality. If there is something somewhat esoteric that you're looking for--one of these tea tables or a silver teapot, for instance--Mr. Erler can find it for you. I doubt it will be cheap, but you'll probably be insanely thrilled with the product.
I bought mine from IPoT because it looked identical to one that Stéphane Erler had once listed for sale on his site. Mr. Erler runs the bilingual (French/English) blog, Tea Masters. He also manages a limited shop through the blog, but sells nothing but teas and ware of incredible quality. If there is something somewhat esoteric that you're looking for--one of these tea tables or a silver teapot, for instance--Mr. Erler can find it for you. I doubt it will be cheap, but you'll probably be insanely thrilled with the product.
Thanks for the links!
Does anyone know what kind of tray is traditionally used for sencha and matcha? It seems there are Chinese trays out there, but I can't find many Japanese trays.
For now, I am considering one of these:
http://www.enjoyingtea.com/tchgoteatr.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/Exquisite-HF-Rosewo ... dZViewItem
Does anyone know what kind of tray is traditionally used for sencha and matcha? It seems there are Chinese trays out there, but I can't find many Japanese trays.
For now, I am considering one of these:
http://www.enjoyingtea.com/tchgoteatr.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/Exquisite-HF-Rosewo ... dZViewItem
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joelbct wrote:Thanks for the links!
Does anyone know what kind of tray is traditionally used for sencha and matcha? It seems there are Chinese trays out there, but I can't find many Japanese trays.
For now, I am considering one of these:
http://www.enjoyingtea.com/tchgoteatr.html
http://www.sensationalteas.com/LGteatraysquare.html
I think you would be better off purchasing a tray from Yunnan Sourcing or Dragon Tea House on Ebay. Much better quality. Of course you will have to wait for it to be delivered but well worth the wait. I am quite leary of buying trays with 1. without a plastic tray underneath or 2. a drainage hole and tube. Ask space about his little adventure and undrainable trays. I personally own a tray from Yunnan Sourcing it it rocks! No leaking yet! (Knocks on wood)
It has lots of room for your teawares and is very heavy and sturdy!
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