teaware
- noun
- /ˈtiˌwɛr/
- The antique shop had a beautiful collection of teaware, including teapots and cups.
Examples
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The antique shop had a beautiful set of porcelain teaware for sale.
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The teaware set includes a teapot and matching cups.
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She displayed her collection of fine teaware on the kitchen shelf.
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Proper teaware can enhance the experience of enjoying afternoon tea.
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She bought beautiful teaware from the local shop.
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She served the tea using her elegant teaware during the afternoon gathering.
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For the traditional ceremony, they displayed their finest teaware on the table.
Synonyms
A matching set of cups, saucers, and a teapot used to serve tea
A set of matching cups, teapot, and dishes used to serve tea
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Teaware is simply tea + ware. The word tea comes from Chinese words like 'te' or 'cha' for the drink, and ware means 'goods' or items, as in kitchenware and silverware, so teaware are the items used for making, serving, and drinking tea.