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Teemu Puromäki
 
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Default zhushuiqi - source of hot water?

Hi,

I ran across this thing called zhushuiqi in a book about chinese tea and
teamaking. It's a small ceramic water heater. Traditionally it uses coal but
nowadays a spirit-burner. Does anyone know where I could acquire one? It is
said to be one of the "three treasures of teamaking", and necessary for
Gong-Fu brewing. Presonally I just want a nice, cordless tea-kitchen.



Happy to find this group!

Teemu & Anna

Finland


 
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