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The use of specialized tea ware dates back to ancient China, where tea originated. During the Tang Dynasty (618–907 CE), tea became a popular beverage, and the development of tea ware began to flourish. The Chinese crafted tea utensils from various materials such as clay, porcelain, and metal, often emphasizing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. | The use of specialized tea ware dates back to ancient China, where tea originated. During the Tang Dynasty (618–907 CE), tea became a popular beverage, and the development of tea ware began to flourish. The Chinese crafted tea utensils from various materials such as clay, porcelain, and metal, often emphasizing both functionality and aesthetic appeal. | ||