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The Tale of Utensils: Born for Tea, Beautiful for You

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — The Ailuke Weixue All-in-One Stove awakens respect for life with a sense of ritual, winning the 2019 Asia-Pacific Outdoor Innovation Design Award.
The Tale of Utensils: Born for Tea, Beautiful for You
  ---- Here comes a small stove that is fuel-versatile, multi-functional, energy-saving, and environmentally friendly~ 

No matter where I go, I always want to enjoy a cup of my favorite tea anytime.
During the cozy moments of outdoor camping trips, having a pot of hot tea to accompany you—whether sipping alone or chatting over tea with friends—shines brightest in the intensity of boiling water, floating and sinking, ultimately releasing a Zen-like charm.
Among all tea-brewing stoves, I have a particular fondness for earthen stoves.
In the 13th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1887), earthen stoves were first produced in Nanfeng County.
Earthen stoves are known for their classic and elegant design, strong load-bearing capacity, resistance to cracking at high temperatures, durability, excellent heat retention, time and energy efficiency, and have long been beloved by tea enthusiasts.
Most outdoor stoves often lack a certain charm. Last year, while brewing tea with friends using an earthen stove, I suddenly had an idea—why not bring a stove similar to an earthen stove on the road?

So, based on the traditional shape of an earthen stove, incorporating elements of traditional Chinese coin patterns, and using metal materials, we solved the issues of fragility and portability common in regular earthen stoves.
Utilizing modern craftsmanship, we improved its lightweight design and impact resistance, creating this classic, elegant, and portable small stove. It allows us to enjoy the ambiance of brewing tea and boiling water while using modern industrial products.

Brew a good pot of tea, savor life slowly, and listen to time as it sings.

Within a small square space, add some small charcoal and gently shake the feather fan;
Gather around the stove to boil tea, with the tea gently simmering and wisps of steam rising.

Won the 2019 Asia-Pacific Outdoor Innovation Design Award

"When guests visit on a cold night, tea is served as wine; the bamboo stove boils the soup as the fire turns red. The moon outside the window is the same as ever, but with plum blossoms, it feels different."
The Ailuke Weixue All-in-One Stove awakens respect for life with a sense of ritual.

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