The Buddha

For those who love tea, in addition to their beloved Yixing clay teapot, a tea figurine is an essential "pet" on the tea tray. A "tea figurine," also known as a tea toy, is a small ornament on the tea tray. These little figurines may seem insignificant, but they hold significant knowledge and meaning. Although small, incorrect placement of tea figurines can potentially affect feng shui, so be careful not to place them incorrectly! Common Placement and Considerations for Tea Figurines Camel The camel, known as the "ship of the desert," has a water sac in its stomach for storing water, allowing it to endure thirst. It symbolizes perseverance and the spirit of bearing heavy burdens over long distances. Frog The word "frog" is homophonous with "child" in Chinese, thus the frog symbolizes the arrival of noble offspring and a full house of descendants. It embodies people's wishes for many children and prosperous lineage. Ox The ox symbolizes prosperity through hard work and favorable weather conditions. It is seen as a representation of diligence, selflessness, bravery, stubbornness, and wealth. The pronunciation of "ox" is similar to "twist" in Chinese, implying the ability to turn around a situation. The ox signifies…