Sun Wukong is one of the most famous Chinese mythological characters. Born from an immortal stone since the beginning of the world, he led the monkeys into the waterfall cave and became the King of the Monkeys, respectfully known as the “Monkey King.” This tea pet features an antique tone, with delicately carved facial expressions and clear, flowing lines that vividly portray the majestic image of the Great Sage.

The body armor is finished with gold powder coloring, presenting a fine texture and subtle luster. Holding a tight ring, the figure is small and exquisite. With eyes gently closed as if in meditation, the tea pet conveys a sense of calmness and tranquility, making it a meaningful companion during tea sessions.

Yixing Clay Sun WuKong Tea Pet is a traditional Chinese tea craft cherished by tea lovers for adding interest and ritual to tea time. Nourishing a tea pet is similar to caring for a Yixing clay teapot and requires patience and long-term dedication. Tea lovers regularly pour leftover tea liquid over the tea pet and gently brush its surface to help the tea absorb evenly.

The tea pet should be rinsed only with clean water, avoiding soap or dishwashing liquids, to ensure a gradual enhancement of tea fragrance and color. After months or even years of careful maintenance, the tea pet will absorb the tea, becoming glossier in appearance and developing a subtle tea aroma. Tea appreciation is not merely about quenching thirst, but about enjoying the ritual—placing the tea pet on the tea tray and sharing tea liquor with it adds to the pleasure of the experience.

Features:
• Classic Sun Wukong design symbolizing strength, wisdom, and calm spirit
• Delicately carved facial details with vivid expression
• Gold powder–colored armor with fine texture and luster
• Develops natural gloss and tea aroma through long-term tea nourishment

Materials & Contents:
• Made Of: Yixing Clay

Size & Capacity:
• Size: Length 7 cm (2.75"), Width 6 cm (2.36"), Height 11.3 cm (4.45")