Yun Shu Cha Ze (Pure Silver + Jade)

Among the tea feasts, teapots and teacups play the primary role. In addition, when it comes to other tea utensils, Cha Ze, one of the six gentlemen of the tea ceremony, appears to be particularly superior. As a tea set for measuring and appreciating tea, it is indispensable on the tea feast.  Today, I will share with you a Cha Ze, pure silver; it has a nice name, called "Yun Shu", why is it called Yun Shu? Everyone sees this tea set and the top of the tea needles, which are decorated with auspicious clouds using silver inlaid jade crafts. So I took the famous line from Chen Jiru's "Xiao Chuang You Ji":   宠辱不惊，看庭前花开花落； 去留无意，望天空云卷云舒。 Don't be surprised, watch the flowers bloom in front of the court; Go and stay unintentionally, looking at the sky with clouds and clouds.   Ruyi shape, this kind of cloud shape is also called Ruyi Yuntou.  Moreover, when we look at this tea needle alone, it is an ancient ruyi shape. "Ruyi" is also known as "holding the king", "holding friends" or "tal