sigita hjort cup lichen New teaware This high-mountain Qing Xin Oolong

This high-mountain Qing Xin Oolong comes from the southern end of the Xueshan mountain range

and caramel-sweet liquor mirrors these notes

Already welcomed into the Nannuoshan Hall of Fame last year

The insulating and easily-cleanable properties of glass work well with all kinds of tea

it pays homage to the gently arched roof tiles of the Han dynasty while embracing a minimalist aesthetic

sigita hjort cup lichen New teaware This high-mountain Qing Xin OolongThese low, deftly canted teacups are understated beauties to grace your tea table. The patchy teal and gray glaze, bespeckled brown, recalls a lichen covered stone nestled in the undergrowth of northern forests, yet the underlying material, revealed in the unglazed ecru foot, and tapering walls render them surprisingly light in the hand. At around 100 milliliters, they're the perfect size for one to two gongfu cha drinkers to enjoy tranquil