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Bring a playful surprise to your tea ritual with this colour-changing goose tea pet. Black at room temperature, its heat-sensitive surface changes to white with a soft green tint when hot water is poured over it, then gradually returns to black as it cools.

 

Known in Chinese as a chachong (茶宠), a tea pet is a small figurine traditionally displayed on a Gongfu tea tray during Chinese tea brewing. Pour hot water or tea gently over the goose to reveal its changing colour.

 

This charming goose also makes a fun desk figurine, shelf ornament or unusual gift for tea lovers and collectors.

 

  • Changes from black to white with a soft green tint
  • Activated by hot water
  • Suitable for Gongfu tea trays and Chinese tea ceremonies
  • Can also be displayed as a desk or shelf figurine
  • Returns to its darker colour as it cools
  • A playful gift for tea lovers and tea pet collectors
  • Size: 6.5 cm wide × 8.5 cm high

Colour-Changing Goose Tea Pet - Chinese Tea Tray Figurine

£28.00Price
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Only 2 left in stock
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