Bring tradition and personality to your Gongfu tea ceremony with this handcrafted Peeing Boy Tea Pet. Tea pets are cherished companions placed on tea trays during brewing, where they are "fed" tea over time as part of a long-standing Chinese tea culture tradition. What Is a Tea Pet? Origin in Chinese tea culture. Used during Gongfu tea ceremonies. Traditionally "fed" tea. Develops character over time. Symbolizes enjoyment of tea and mindfulness. Why You'll Love It Adds personality to your tea table. A fun conversation piece. Traditional Gongfu tea accessory. Great gift for tea lovers. Handmade appearance. Collectible décor. FAQ What is a tea pet? A tea pet is a small decorative figure traditionally used during Gongfu tea ceremonies. Tea enthusiasts pour leftover tea over it as part of the ritual. Why does it "pee"? When warm water is poured over or into the tea pet (depending on its design), it sprays water in a playful way, adding entertainment to the tea ceremony. Avoid implying every model behaves identically if yours has different mechanics. Is it handmade? Answer according to the product. Can I use it every day? Yes. Tea pets are designed to be enjoyed during regular tea sessions. Does it require special care? Rinse with clean water and avoid using soap unless the manufacturer recommends it. Is it suitable as a gift? Absolutely. It's a unique gift for tea lovers, collectors, and anyone interested in Chinese tea culture. Can children use it? Adult supervision is recommended because hot water is involved. What material is it made from? Specify the actual material (ceramic, purple clay, resin, etc.).