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Ask about Christmas Rose Tea Gift Set with Red Glaze Ceramic Cup
A Christmas gift set pairing two distinct Chinese teas with fragrant rose petals and a red-glaze ceramic cup. Designed for quiet winter afternoons, shared tea moments, and anyone who appreciates a more thoughtful way to give.
Three complementary pieces bring together tea, fragrance and Chinese-inspired ceramic design.
A delicate white tea paired with rose petals for a soft, floral and gently sweet cup.
A fuller-bodied black tea paired with rose petals, combining warm tea character with an elegant floral finish.
A 400 ml ceramic cup finished in deep red glaze with a traditional floral medallion-inspired pattern.
The same floral theme takes on a different character when paired with delicate white tea and richer black tea.
Light and graceful, the white tea base gives the rose aroma room to unfold without becoming overpowering.
The deeper character of black tea creates a warmer cup, with rose adding an aromatic lift to its naturally rich body.
The included ceramic cup continues the gift set's red and floral theme. Its deep red glaze and floral medallion-inspired decoration give the set a distinctly Chinese character without overwhelming the simplicity of the tea ritual.
With a generous 400 ml capacity, it works equally well for a relaxed personal tea session or everyday drinking.
Use slightly cooler water to preserve the tea's delicate character and floral aroma.
Hotter water brings out the fuller body of the black tea while allowing the rose aroma to remain expressive.
Both teas naturally contain caffeine. Brewing strength and steeping time can be adjusted to personal preference.
A warm seasonal gift for tea lovers, friends, family or anyone curious about Chinese tea — combining two contrasting teas with a ceramic cup they can continue using long after the holidays.
Yes. Both white tea and black tea naturally contain caffeine.
You can, although brewing in a teapot, gaiwan or infuser first makes it easier to control steeping time before pouring the finished tea into the cup.
Rinse after use and clean gently with warm water and a soft sponge. Hand washing is recommended, and sudden extreme temperature changes should be avoided.
It is designed as a seasonal gift for both experienced tea drinkers and people who are simply curious about Chinese tea. The contrast between white tea and black tea also makes it an easy introduction to two different tea styles.
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