These two herbal flowers can be enjoyed throughout the days with the meals or by itself. Caffeine Free.
Imperial Chrysanthemum
(8g, 16 servings)
Each flower expands to about 3 inches. Use one flower each time only.
Origin: Anhui, China
Gold Edge Rose
These flowers are great by its own or to be added to your black tea.
(8g, 16 servings)
Origin: Yunnan, China
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*Caffeine free. Brewing instructions and stories comes with the tea.
In most cases, these two teas can efficiently wakeup a tired body without a sudden caffeine withdraw for you later.
Wild Yunnan (2020)
This black tea uses the traditional ways locals used for decades. It is hand plucked, sun dried and baked try with charcoal fire. It has a distant cacao flavar and a typical bright flower note with high elevation terrior.
Origin: Yunnan, China
24g, 8 servings
Dragon Well (2020)
One of the most notable pan-fried green tea in China, the tea has been enjoyed by genrations of grandparents casually in a cup throughout the day. The tea we choose comes from the new origin of the Dragon Well.
Origin: Gansu, China
24g, 8 sevings
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* These tea contains caffeine. Brewing instructions and more story comes with the tea.
These two teas can be easily enjoyed by many. Take a 10 minutes break from the hussle and bussle and enjoy the delightful moment of tea everyday.
While Silver Needle (2020)
Classic White Tea with delicate white flower notes, hint of new hay and a note of morning dew.
24g, 8 servings with multiple infusions each time
Origin: Fuding, China
Oriental Beauty (2020)
A oolong tea never fall out of favor. This highly oxidizated tea is also known for its unique ripe stone fruit.
24g, 8 servings with multiple infusions each time
Origin: Miaoli, Taiwan
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*These tea contains caffein. Brewing instructions and more tea stories comes with the tea.
30ml, crackled glaze
each cup is unique on its own. Please expect slight differences.
Versatile for all sorts of different teas and styles
Artists: Leigh Fanady
Made by hand with love for the ancient art of clay.
Leigh grew up under the redwood trees of Northern California and is currently based in New York City. When she talks about ceramics, her eyes light up with excitement. Leigh loves to carve, paint or draw or simply let the plain clay show itself. She works in high fire porcelain and various wild clays.
“I hope through the process of hand-making a cup or a bowl to invite beauty, mystery, and life. With the clinking sound of porcelain cups, the glassy surface that is its substance. This ancient art of ceramics tells you that the thing you hold may endure a thousand years, or be in a thousand pieces tomorrow- so drink Tea. "
30ml, blue and white
limited quantity
Versatile for all sorts of different teas and styles
Artists: Leigh Fanady
Made by hand with love for the ancient art of clay.
Leigh grew up under the redwood trees of Northern California and is currently based in New York City. When she talks about ceramics, her eyes light up with excitement. Leigh loves to carve, paint or draw or simply let the plain clay show itself. She works in high fire porcelain and various wild clays.
“I hope through the process of hand-making a cup or a bowl to invite beauty, mystery, and life. With the clinking sound of porcelain cups, the glassy surface that is its substance. This ancient art of ceramics tells you that the thing you hold may endure a thousand years, or be in a thousand pieces tomorrow- so drink Tea. "
A special gift to give.
This digital gift card creates a unique code that can be used at any of the items in the stores. It expires within a year after the purchase.
A set of small and medium sized brushes. 70% Weasel, 30% Hare.
Brush Tips:
Small - 2.8cm
Medium - 3.4cm
Scoop: Stoneware
Tea Wand: Carved Wood
Original and hand made.
35% off. Artist donation to fund Nature Tea 2021.
Artists: GGrippo
GGrippo is an artist, designer, and craftsman working in Brooklyn and Bovina, New York. He is one of the featured artists for the MAKE IT WITH TEA for the Summer Tea in Prospect Park. This set is one of the small collection of raw stoneware scoops and carved wood wands he made by hand, with the help of stones, a carving knife (kiridashi) and tools he created as needed.
Read more about the Wood and Earth here.