Tea towel, ~25×25 cm
Cotton and Linen Cha Jin
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Sign in"Cha jin" or "cha bu" is a tea towel (tea cloth) used during the tea brewing process. You can use it to hold a hot teapot or chahai, wipe up spills, create an extra layer on your tea stage, or add a color accent to your setup. You can even host an entire tea session right on the cha jin. They can also be used to polish the surface of clay teapots and help build a patina. A truly versatile and multifunctional accessory.
These tea towels are made from cotton and linen. They are square-shaped and can be folded into two or three layers. The fabric itself has a soft, pleasant-to-the-touch texture. Fully unfolded, it is large enough to hold all the essential tea ceremony ware even for multiple guests, and when folded, it serves as an excellent trivet or coaster for your teaware.
Specifications
- Category
- Accessories
- Type
- Cloths & towels
- Material
- Cotton
- Origin
- Dehua County
- Locality
- Fujian
- Packaging
- Basic
Description
"Cha jin" or "cha bu" is a tea towel (tea cloth) used during the tea brewing process. You can use it to hold a hot teapot or chahai, wipe up spills, create an extra layer on your tea stage, or add a color accent to your setup. You can even host an entire tea session right on the cha jin. They can also be used to polish the surface of clay teapots and help build a patina. A truly versatile and multifunctional accessory.
These tea towels are made from cotton and linen. They are square-shaped and can be folded into two or three layers. The fabric itself has a soft, pleasant-to-the-touch texture. Fully unfolded, it is large enough to hold all the essential tea ceremony ware even for multiple guests, and when folded, it serves as an excellent trivet or coaster for your teaware.