Dimensions
32.8(W)x18.4(L)x25.7(H)cm
Usage
• Unfold the TEA BOX and place the bamboo laminated boards as a platform for tea ceremony.
• Do not scrub the surface with excessive force.
• Hand wash with mild detergent and sponge regularly and air dry after cleaning.
Rice Tea Box User Instruction
Open the Rice tea box handles and position the handles flat on the table surface. Then open the tea box and remove the Rice tea set.
Remove the bamboo platforms located on the left and right sides then place the bamboo platforms following the illustration below.
Please note: the flat surface of the tenon should face downwards. Repeat the above steps again on the opposite side.
Care
• Made of natural materials, slightly variance in product texture is normal.
• Do not expose the tea box directly to sources of heat or use in gas stove, microwave, or oven.
• Dry completely before storage to prevent mildew.
• Handle with care to prevent breakage or damage.


Rice grain porcelain is a traditional Chinese porcelain technique dating back to the Ming dynasty. (A.D. 1368). It is characterized by a refined and translucent finish. Adopting this traditional craftsmanship, RICE plays with the subtle contrast between glazed and un-glazes finishes to create a set of daily dinnerware and tea set with a delicate sophistication.
Tea savor has long been adopted by the intellectuals since ancient times in order to settle down their minds, to cultivate for a better temper, and to reach a upper level of the self-accomplishment. With a profound historical and cultural background, the Gaiwan, consist of lid, cup, and saucer has become a quintessential vessel for tea savoring. Tea savor has become a prestige and exquisite ceremony to relive the life of the intellectuals of the past and to get a closer look at the Chinese tradition.
Materials:Porcelain
Designer:Laura Straßer