Japanese tea ceremony, also known as "tea ceremony" and "tea art", has been developed in Japan for hundreds of years, and the types of tea sets are also very rich. Here are some common Japanese tea ceremony tea sets:

1. Tea bowl: One of the most basic tea sets in Japanese tea ceremony, usually made of clay. Tea bowls with different shapes, colors and lines all have specific meanings.

2. Tea basket: also called tea fan, it is a tea ceremony tool made of bamboo or ivory, mainly used for stirring and making matcha.

3. Teapot: A pot for storing tea leaves, usually made of porcelain or pottery, with exquisite design and very important decorative details.

4. Tea set: also called tea boat, tea tray or tea set tray, used to place tea sets such as tea bowls and tea baskets.

5. Tea spoon: the material and manufacturing method are similar to those of tea spoon, and it is mainly used for taking tea powder and stirring.

6. Lamp _: Sometimes used for decoration in tea ceremony occasions, mostly used for outdoor tea ceremony.

These tea sets have a profound cultural and historical background, so it is very necessary for people who love tea ceremony to understand the types and uses of tea sets.