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  • Zen Tea Pets - “Wealth Magnet" Pixiu

    The Pixiu is one of the dragon’s nine sons; in ancient times, the single-horned Pixiu was called ‘Tian Lu’ (lit., ‘heaven-bestowed official salary’), while the double-horned Pixiu was known as ‘Bi Xie’ (lit., ‘ward off evil’). As a descendant of the dragon, the Pixiu’s noble status represents heavenly favor, a smooth official career, successful endeavors, and generational prosperity.

    With its formidable and courageous appearance, the Pixiu guards the heavenly realm, dispels evil spirits, wards off misfortune, resolves clashes with the Tai Sui, and has the ability to turn adversity into blessings. Pixiu's well-rounded body symbolizes the accumulation of wealth without loss. It feeds on gold and silver, swallowing wealth from all directions, making it the ultimate symbol of prosperity, wellness, a flourishing career, and good fortune in all endeavors!

    Material: purple clay

    Specifications (length x width x height): outer box size 8.5x8.5x9cm, weight 156g (±3%)

    【Zen Tea Pet Collection】Tea as zen; zen tea cultivates the mind. 

    The spirit of Zen and Taoism is ‘doing nothing to achieve everything.’ These cute tea pets embody the profound beauty of simplicity, the spirit of Zen, and the compassionate love of life and all beings.

    "Tea pets" are small pottery figures in tea drinking culture. The first tea brew, which is traditionally poured out, will be poured on the tea pet. As time goes by, the tea pet grows gentle and fragrant. These spiritual and bookish little mascots will bring relaxed, happy, and intelligent energy to your home, improve feng shui and magnetic fields, and are must-haves for tea lovers!

    This artwork has handcrafted components and as such may have natural variances.

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    US $12

  • Zen Tea Pets - “Wealth from All Directions" Pixiu

    The Pixiu is one of the dragon’s nine sons; in ancient times, the single-horned Pixiu was called ‘Tian Lu’ (lit., ‘heaven-bestowed official salary’), while the double-horned Pixiu was known as ‘Bi Xie’ (lit., ‘ward off evil’). As a descendant of the dragon, the Pixiu’s noble status represents heavenly favor, a smooth official career, successful endeavors, and generational prosperity.

    With its formidable and courageous appearance, the Pixiu guards the heavenly realm, dispels evil spirits, wards off misfortune, resolves clashes with the Tai Sui, and has the ability to turn adversity into blessings. Pixiu's well-rounded body symbolizes the accumulation of wealth without loss. It feeds on gold and silver, swallowing wealth from all directions, making it the ultimate symbol of prosperity, wellness, a flourishing career, and good fortune in all endeavors!

    Material: purple clay

    Specifications (length x width x height): outer box size 11.5x10.5x10.5cm, weight 354g (±3%)

    【Zen Tea Pet Collection】Tea as zen; zen tea cultivates the mind. 

    The spirit of Zen and Taoism is ‘doing nothing to achieve everything.’ These cute tea pets embody the profound beauty of simplicity, the spirit of Zen, and the compassionate love of life and all beings.

    "Tea pets" are small pottery figures in tea drinking culture. The first tea brew, which is traditionally poured out, will be poured on the tea pet. As time goes by, the tea pet grows gentle and fragrant. These spiritual and bookish little mascots will bring relaxed, happy, and intelligent energy to your home, improve feng shui and magnetic fields, and are must-haves for tea lovers!

    This artwork has handcrafted components and as such may have natural variances.

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    US $28

  • Zen Tea Pets – Monkey King Sun Wukong

    Material: Purple Clay

    Dimensions ( length* width * height): 7x8x13 cm(±3%)

    This Sun Wukong tea pet is somewhat different from the Monkey King we are familiar with. He is not waving his golden staff in battle, but is quietly meditating and practicing, as if he is realizing the truth. This prompts us to consider why he is named "Wukong" (lit. 'meditating on emptiness' or 'realizing enlightenment on emptiness') when he has such great power?

    The name Wukong was given by Bodhi Patriarch, symbolizing the perception of "emptiness". When you are drinking tea and gazing at this meditating Wukong, you can't help but think deeply: Are the power and wealth we pursue in the world ultimately empty? The existence of Wukong reminds us to stop in our busy lives and reflect on the true meaning of life.

    Whether it is gifted to relatives and friends or yourself, the image of Wukong practicing with his eyes closed will bring deep inspiration, help us practice meditation, and find our own moment of enlightenment.

     

    Excerpted from Grandmaster JinBodhi's YouTube Livestream: Zen Tea Pets - Monkey King Sun Wukong

    *Ruyi Jingu Bang (Golden Cudgel) is included.

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    US $28

  • Zen Tea Pets – Baby Elephant

    Since ancient times, elephants have been regarded as symbols of auspiciousness, nobility, and strength.

    Baby Elephant bring you prosperity, steady career advancement, and a happy and harmonious family!

    Material: Zisha Clay

    Dimensions (width x height): 4x5cm (+-5%)

    This artwork has handcrafted components and as such may have natural variances.

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    US $10

  • Zen Tea Pets – Zisha Clay Cat of Wealth

    Ancient people believed that cats are spiritual creatures that guard the home, family, and wealth.

    Let this joyful zisha clay cat of wealth attract prosperity, good relationships, and blessings to your home!

    Material: Zisha Clay

    Dimensions (length x width x height): 6.5x7x5.8cm (+-5%)

    This artwork has handcrafted components and as such may have natural variances.

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    US $12

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