Product Introduction

This is a 3D-printed teapot tray specially designed for the tea ceremony. Its core function is to catch the teapot, collecting any water or tea that spills during brewing or pouring to keep the tea table surface dry and tidy. The product features a dual-layer design, consisting of a shallow upper water-collecting tray and a lower non-slip pad with an openwork pattern, balancing practicality, stability, and a modern, minimalist aesthetic.

Design Highlights

1. One-Piece Flow-Channel Shallow Tray: The circular shallow tray has gently sloping edges and a built-in water-collection groove, effectively guiding and collecting spilled tea to prevent it from spilling onto the tabletop, making cleanup easier.
2. Detachable Openwork Non-Slip Pad: The separate circular pad at the bottom is adorned with an exquisite geometric openwork pattern. While providing slip resistance and protecting the tabletop, it also adds visual depth and artistic appeal, while promoting air circulation to speed up moisture evaporation.
3. Minimalist Modern Design: The overall form features pure circles and clean, simple lines in neutral tones, embodying a contemporary style that easily integrates into various tea-setting arrangements or home environments—serving both as a functional tool and a decorative object.
4. High Adaptability: The moderate size accommodates most common small to medium-sized teapots and gaiwans, making it a practical centerpiece on the tea table.

Technical Specifications

• Material: PLA / PETG (3D printing; PETG is recommended for superior durability and thermal stability)
• Structure: Dual-layer, detachable (water-collecting tray + non-slip pad)
• Dimensions (example): Diameter approximately 15–20 cm; water-collecting tray edge height about 1–2 cm (exact dimensions can be adjusted based on the model file)

Application Scenarios

1. Daily Tea Rituals: Place under the teapot during brewing to catch drips and spills from pouring or serving, keeping the tea setting neat and tidy.
2. Tea-Setting Arrangements: Serve as a visual focal point and functional hub on the tea table, unifying the tea set and enhancing the sense of ritual and aesthetic appeal of tea preparation.
3. Tea Use in Offices/Studies: Use on desks or writing tables to prevent accidental tea spills from damaging books, documents, or the desk surface.
4. Beginner Tea-Brewing Practice: Helps novices manage water droplets more calmly during pouring and serving, fostering good tea-brewing habits and serving as a useful tea accessory.