Cha Ban wood (50 cm x 21 cm)

A Chaban Desk for tea ceremony would typically include:

1. Built-in Tea Trays: These desks often have recessed areas or trays built into the surface to catch spills or excess water during the tea-making process.

2. Storage for Tea Utensils: Compartments or drawers for storing tea utensils such as tea cups, tea pots, tea leaves, and other accessories required for the ceremony.

3. Materials: While wood is a common material for Chaban Desks, those designed for tea ceremonies may use specific types of wood preferred for their aesthetic appeal and compatibility with tea culture, such as bamboo or certain types of hardwoods.

4. Ergonomic Design: The desk may be designed with the ergonomic needs of the tea practitioner in mind, ensuring comfortable seating and easy access to all necessary tools and materials.

5. Cultural Influences: Some Chaban Desks designed for tea ceremonies may incorporate traditional Chinese or Japanese design elements to enhance the cultural ambiance of the tea ceremony setting.