Tea Pets
Faceless Buddha Tea Pet, Yellow Duan Ni Yixing Clay Figurine
This Buddha tea pet is a great addition to any tea table. As a result, made from yellow Duan Ni clay, the tea pet is shaped like a faceless buddha, creating a serene and calming ambiance. On the palate, this faceless buddha tea pet symbolises peace, mindfulness, and enlightenment. What's more, it features beautiful curves and is handmade from yellow Duan Ni clay. When placing this tea pet on your tea table, it will create a serene and calming. As a result, as you pour tea over this Tea Pet during your tea sessions, it gradually develops a beautiful patina over time. As a result, this process represents the gradual journey towards inner peace and wisdom. Above all, faceless Buddha Tea Pet Meaning Facelessness of this Buddha reminds one to act without seeking recognition or social acknowledgment. As a result, it also encourages us to be mindful and focus on self-cultivation and inner harmony. Above all, without mindfulness, our senses can trigger desire and lead to suffering or discontentment. By breaking free from impurity and sources of suffering, we can become individuals of great blessings, with inner peace, and attract the appreciation of others.
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This Buddha tea pet is a great addition to any tea table. As a result, made from yellow Duan Ni clay, the tea pet is shaped like a faceless buddha, creating a serene and calming ambiance. On the palate, this faceless buddha tea pet symbolises peace, mindfulness, and enlightenment. What's more, it features beautiful curves and is handmade from yellow Duan Ni clay. When placing this tea pet on your tea table, it will create a serene and calming. As a result, as you pour tea over this Tea Pet during your tea sessions, it gradually develops a beautiful patina over time. As a result, this process represents the gradual journey towards inner peace and wisdom. Above all, faceless Buddha Tea Pet Meaning Facelessness of this Buddha reminds one to act without seeking recognition or social acknowledgment. As a result, it also encourages us to be mindful and focus on self-cultivation and inner harmony. Above all, without mindfulness, our senses can trigger desire and lead to suffering or discontentment. By breaking free from impurity and sources of suffering, we can become individuals of great blessings, with inner peace, and attract the appreciation of others.
