Gongfu Bamboo Tweezers
$38.00
These Bamboo Tweezers allow you to hold the cup without touching the rims of the small Gongfu teacups with your hands, which may be considered rude by some.
Gongfu Bamboo Tweezers Gong Fu Kungfu Cup
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