Little Goose Cha Chong

$25.00

Inspired by the traditional Chinese Cha Chong (茶宠), or “tea pet,” the Little Goose Cha Chong is a small ceramic companion made to sit beside your tea or matcha setup and bring a little personality to the everyday.

Each little goose features a softly rounded shape and delicate pastel glaze, giving every piece its own sweet character. Place one beside your matcha tools, on a tea tray, bookshelf, desk, or anywhere that could use a tiny bit of joy.

Available in assorted soft colors, each one feels like a little friend for your daily rituals.

Size: Approx. 4.5x6.5cm

Care

Treat each Uuma piece with a little care. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the glaze and finish.

Shipping

Orders are prepared with care and typically dispatched within 5–7 business days.

 

All shipments are fulfilled via USPS Ground from our operation studios in New York City and Florida. Tracking details are provided once your order has been dispatched.

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Limited Stock

  • Current batch is available in limited quantities and ready to ship

  • Complimentary 14-day return & exchange

  • Complimentary 14-day warranty & damage protection

Craftmanship

Every Uuma piece moves slowly through the hands of skilled makers—from preparing the clay and shaping its organic form to applying the final glaze. Slight differences in shape, texture, glaze flow, and color are natural parts of the process, making each piece beautifully one of a kind.

 

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 From the founder

Made with
love,

from one girl who wanted beautiful mornings

 

I started Uuma because I couldn't find what I was looking for. I wanted ceramics that felt considered — beautiful without being precious, handmade without being rough. Objects that would make my morning matcha feel like a ceremony, not just a habit.

I found that in wabi-sabi. In the Japanese idea that imperfection is where the beauty lives. In the horse — the uuma — that moves freely but with intention.

 

Every piece I curate is something I would want in my own home. Something I'd reach for every single morning without thinking. That's the bar. That's Uuma.

My last name is Ma — 馬 — which means horse in Chinese. Uuma was never just a brand name. It was always a little bit of me.

Anna Ma

Founder, Uuma · New York

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