Jesse's Teahouse
($22.00 base + $1.98 tariff fee)
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Chicken Tea Jar
Chickens are cute, but they generally make poor vessels for loose-leaf tea.
This guy is different! His head comes right off revealing a spacious belly perfect for storing all sorts of loose leaf. It holds around 10g of tea leaves.
Made of Dehua white porcelain, the chicken tea jar comes with a lid of padded cloth, providing an airtight seal which keeps teas safe from oxygen and outside smells.
Make sure to rinse the jarโs inside and dry completely before use.
Jesse Says:
Itโs a chicken tea jar. We designed him to look like a chicken.
If you move him around through the air, his head stays locked forward, just like a real chicken. But that really wasnโt hard to do since heโs not a real chicken.
I asked the porcelain team to select only the derpiest clay for this project. I donโt know if they knew what I meant, or even made any changes at all. They just went kind of quiet and the conversation moved on. Still, I call the end product a success.
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This item is NOT OUT OF STOCK! It launches in a few days - click the "Notify Me" button below to get an email when it launches and get first dibs!
Chicken Tea Jar
Chickens are cute, but they generally make poor vessels for loose-leaf tea.
This guy is different! His head comes right off revealing a spacious belly perfect for storing all sorts of loose leaf. It holds around 10g of tea leaves.
Made of Dehua white porcelain, the chicken tea jar comes with a lid of padded cloth, providing an airtight seal which keeps teas safe from oxygen and outside smells.
Make sure to rinse the jarโs inside and dry completely before use.
Jesse Says:
Itโs a chicken tea jar. We designed him to look like a chicken.
If you move him around through the air, his head stays locked forward, just like a real chicken. But that really wasnโt hard to do since heโs not a real chicken.
I asked the porcelain team to select only the derpiest clay for this project. I donโt know if they knew what I meant, or even made any changes at all. They just went kind of quiet and the conversation moved on. Still, I call the end product a success.
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