"Good Things" Persimmon Teaset

May Good Things Happen

Little Blessings, Shaped by Hand

Crafted by Taiwu Studio, this tea set transforms familiar harvest forms into a daily ritual of optimism.

In Chinese culture, persimmon (Shì) and peanut (Huāshēng) together form a homophonic blessing: Hǎoshì fāshēng 好事发生— “May good things happen.”

Here, that wish is not written loudly.
It is quietly shaped into form.

How It Feels

Warm · Playful · Grounded

The persimmon teapot sits rounded and full in the hand, its body generous and steady.
The lid, sculpted like a natural calyx, offers a tactile grip that feels organic rather than mechanical.

The peanut-shaped cups contrast beautifully—textured on the outside, smooth within.
They feel intimate, designed for small, meaningful sips.

Together, the set feels cheerful without losing composure.

Why It’s Different

Symbolism Made Tangible

The persimmon body carries a rich, harvest red tone—soft, not glossy.
The peanut cups echo natural earth textures, creating visual contrast and warmth.

This is not novelty.
Each piece is hand-sculpted, preserving subtle asymmetry and the natural curves of fruit forms.

The interplay of color and texture creates a quiet scene of abundance—earthy, festive, but grounded.

Built for Daily Ritual & Gifting

Functional, Not Just Symbolic

The teapot pours steadily and comfortably.
The cups are sized for gongfu-style appreciation.
The ceramic body retains warmth without becoming heavy.

Suitable for oolong, black tea, and aged white tea.

Whether used in solitude or shared with guests, the set brings intention to the table.

Founder Anchor

“Blessings feel most powerful when they are part of everyday life.”
— Kevin

Set Details

Studio: Taiwu Studio
Includes:
One Persimmon Teapot+Four Peanut Tea Cups
Material: Premium ceramic with natural ore glaze
Craft: Hand-sculpted, high-temperature kiln firing

FAQ Highlights

• Is this set purely decorative?
  No. It is fully functional and designed for real tea sessions.
• What does the symbolism mean?
  The pairing of persimmon and peanut sounds like “May good things happen,” expressing wishes for positivity and prosperity.
• Are the pieces identical?
  Each piece is hand-sculpted, so slight variations in shape and glaze are natural.
• Is it suitable as a gift?
  Yes. Its auspicious meaning makes it appropriate for celebrations, milestones, and professional occasions.

A tea set that turns language into form—and wishes into ritual.