Hand-forged tin tea scoop shaped like a lotus petal for measuring tea leaves
Tin lotus petal-shaped tea scoop hand-forged from tin with dimensions 12x6 cm and 4.5 cm height detail
Hand-forged tin tea scoop shaped like a lotus petal holding loose tea leaves on a white surface with a dark tea tool nearby
Hand-forged tin tea scoop shaped like a lotus flower petal with natural finish and smooth curves.
Hand-forged tin tea scoop shaped like a lotus petal on a patterned tablecloth with a wooden tea tool and glass tea accessories.
Hand-forged tin lotus petal tea scoop holding tea leaves over a traditional teapot on a wooden tea tray

Tin Lotus Petals Tea Scoop

$48.57

Encounter a heart-warming tea container, taking a sip or two of light and elegant tea in the middle of a busy schedule; between touch and vision, clearly comprehend heaven, earth and people of nature and ingenuity.

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  • This item: Tin Lotus Petals Tea Scoop - Tea Lotus $48.57
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Description
  • Material: Tin
  • Origin: Dehua, Quanzhou.
  • Size: 12.0 x 6.0cm
  • I am a birch Lotus Tea Scoop. I’m a petal that, rather than plucked, was carved from a tin – by hand and with love, for every scoop of your tea.
  • Tea Scoop has been designed with simplicity in mind, made in the shape of a lotus flower petal, with hand-forged from tin, giving the scoop a natural finish.
  • A Tea Scoop, also known as a tea spoon, is a utensil for holding tea into a pot.
  • Chaze, is a measuring tool in the tea ceremony and is also called fairy medium, tea measure, and tea combination. Use when tea leaves are taken out of the jar and placed in a teapot or a Gaiwan.
  • This Lotus Leaf Cha Ze Tea Scoop is a perfect holder for small and medium-sized tea leaves. It has good weight to it, and it feels comfortable in hand. 
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Jaime L.
Exactly what I was looking for

I bought this to use for weighing out my loose tea for my single-dose teapot. The spout is perfect for adding teas to the teapot.

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David J. Herold
Interesting and unique scoop

These scoops are good looking and solid. They add a flair to making my tea that I enjoy. A good level scoop equals about a tablespoon with these which is the perfect amount for the mugs that I tend to use. Very highly recommended.

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Jenna
Perfection!

So cute. Great quality.

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Hanssen
Beautiful!

I was looking for a nice looking dosing vessel for my coffee set up and decided on this one due to it's looks. As beautiful as it looks on the picture on the sale page, it looks eve better in person.

It's the perfect size to measure out your coffee bean and the spout is just narrow enough to pour into your grinder without any bounce back. Love this vessel.

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Kindra M.
Pretty and practical!

Love the design of this tea scoop. so easy to use and the perfect amount of tea measured out. Great to gift with loose tea!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the material used to make the Tin Lotus Petals Tea Scoop?
The Tin Lotus Petals Tea Scoop is handcrafted from tin, offering a durable and elegant tool for measuring tea.
Where is the Tin Lotus Petals Tea Scoop produced?
This tea scoop originates from Dehua, Quanzhou, known for its quality craftsmanship in tin and ceramic wares.
What are the dimensions of the tea scoop?
The tea scoop measures 12.0 x 6.0 cm, making it a convenient size for scooping small to medium-sized tea leaves.
How is the Lotus Petal Tea Scoop designed, and what is its aesthetic?
Designed to resemble a lotus flower petal, this hand-forged tin tea scoop has a natural finish that adds a simple, elegant touch to your tea accessories.
How do I use the tea scoop in a tea ceremony?
The tea scoop, also known as a tea spoon, is used for holding tea leaves when transferring them from a jar to a teapot or Gaiwan, ensuring a precise and traditional measure.