Violet Teapot Tea Leaf Reading Gift Set / buy Reutters German Porcelain Violet Two-Cup Teapot

Violet Teapot Tea Leaf Reading Gift Set / Reuters German Porcelain Violet Two-Cup Teapot



Although tea leaf reading probably originated in ancient China, it is the Romany Gypsies that made it popular throughout the western world. Tea leaf reading uses the symbols and the patterns formed by the residue of tea as a means of telling one's fortune and/or future.

Whether you'd like to try tea leaf reading for fun, or you're serious about tasseomancy, this set is what you need to learn the basics and get started quickly. Having everything in one nice set and setting your table with little details like a mini honey bear and a scented candle lends credibility and professionalism to your reading.

This listing is for an buy exquisite Reuters German Porcelain two-cup violet pattern teapot made in Germany circa 1980 - 1990. Reutters specializes in miniature and child-sized porcelain, so this two-cup teapot would be perfect for a witchling, fairy princess, or little elfen tyke, as well as for anyone practicing tea leaf reading for divination purposes. The teapot holds 16 fluid ounces.

The mini book with your order may be small, but it is packed with information! Tea Leaf Reading -- A Divination Guide for the Bottom of Your Cup by Dennis Fairchild may be read in one sitting, but you will refer back to it many times as you learn or perfect your fortune-telling craft.

With your set is included one ounce (about 8 cups' worth) of the BEST Earl Gray loose tea leaves you have ever tasted (or read)! Seriously, tea lovers from all over England order their Earl Gray from my friend, Rob, who owns My Cauldron, a metaphysical shop in DeLand, Florida, because they swear it is better than anything they can find in England! That's quite a distinction! So there's that.

The adorable little honey bear is full of 2 ounces of Florida wildflower honey from my friend and all-around pioneer woman Carmen Clifford of Clifford Farms in DeLand, Florida. Her bees produce rich, golden honey free from artificial sweeteners present in nearly all store-bought honeys. Honey is the natural way to sweeten your tea, and I believe the more natural the input, the more accurate the reading.


Measurements:
Teapot: 7” H x 6 1/2 W from spout to handle



**Please note that international shipping has been outrageously delayed lately. Some packages mailed the same day as the order was made have taken two months for actual delivery. Please take this into account if you are an international customer.