Tea pets are small, ceramic figurines that are often placed in teapots or on tea trays. They are a popular tradition in Chinese tea culture, believed to bring good luck and enhance the tea-drinking experience.

Here’s a brief overview of tea pets:

• Origin: Tea pets are thought to have originated in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD).
• Purpose: Beyond their aesthetic appeal, tea pets are believed to have spiritual significance. They are often seen as companions or guardians of the tea drinker, offering protection and good fortune.
• Materials: Tea pets are typically made of clay, but other materials like porcelain or jade may also be used.

Frogs are another popular choice for tea pets, often representing:

• Peace and tranquility: Their quiet nature and association with water are seen as symbols of calmness and serenity.
• Prosperity and abundance: In some cultures, frogs are believed to bring good fortune and abundance, especially in agriculture.
• Transformation and rebirth: Frogs undergo dramatic transformations from tadpoles to adults, symbolizing renewal and growth.

Available as 1 frog. Metallic finish ~1.5″