The Blueberry Goddess makes no apologies for her bold, blueberry flavors. We blend naturally dried organic blueberries with blue butterfly pea flowers (the perfect companion, right?) and perfectly balance the flavors with organic honeybush, organic rose hips, organic hibiscus flowers, organic rooibos, and just a pinch of organic whole stevia leaf for an extra hint of sweetness. This tea is wonderful for your skin and natural glow…

Endless Enchantment comes from legends of globe amaranth flowers, which are said to bring love that never fades. Two globe amaranth flowers rise beautifully from the center of the blooming tea, rising out of hand-tied green tea leaves surrounding an orange-red lily…

Butterfly Pea flower, now commonly known as blue tea, has been enjoyed as a tisane in Southeast Asia for centuries for its health benefits and has only recently gained more widespread popularity. This is likely due in no small part to the entrancing color changes that occur as you drink it. These range from light blue to a deep dark blue to purple and even to a dark violet…

Pure organic red rose buds and petals harvested with care from organic gardens in Egypt. A wonderful rose aroma will delight the olfactory senses as rose flavors gently wash over the tongue. Rose was sacred to the goddess Aphrodite…

Earl Grey is the west’s most popular black, scented tea. The bergamot brings a strong, unique flavor and the forget-me-not flower adds both a fancy look to the tea and a perfectly nuanced, floral complexity. Blended with the aptly named forget-me-not flower, this Earl Grey is ideal to share with that special someone, whom you wouldn’t want to forget…

The name lavender comes from the Latin word, ‘lavare,’ which means “to wash.” The flowers are grown in France in small spikes that are lavender in color. In modern applications, lavender has been used on St. John’s Day when the lavender is thrown into a fire to help protect against wild spirits roaming the land. It has also been used for weddings by weaving lavender into wreathes that the newlywed couple wear…

Our Belgian Rock Sugar is the perfect natural sweetener that harmoniously enhances the flavor of our loose-leaf teas. Because tea has high flavor sensitivity, we selected this natural sweetener specifically as it enhances the flavor of the tea rather than changing or overpowering the taste. Our Belgian Rock Sugar has other uses as well; it goes very well with a cup of coffee and can also be used for baking. Add a spoonful or two to hot tea, and the sugar will quickly dissolve into a perfectly sweetened cup…

Ti Kuan Yin translates into “Iron Goddess of Mercy” and is one of the most popular teas in China. Ti Kuan Yin comes from Anxi County in Fujian, which has a history of tea production dating over 200 years. During the Qing dynasty, legend tells of a poor farmer named Weiyin living in a small village. ….

Apple Refresh is the delicious apple tea cocktail you’ve been waiting for. Iced, it is the perfect crisp, appley refreshment on a long hot summer day. Blending dried apples, roselle flowers, and premium black tea sourced from Yunnan, Apple Refresh balances these flavors for the purpose of ideal refreshment….

Hailing from the cloudy and misty Mount Huangshan, one of China’s holy mountains, Mao Feng is unquestionably one of the most delicious of all green teas! Mao Feng translates as “Yellow Mountain Hair Tip” and is one of the country’s ten most famous ‘big leaf’ teas.…

Though the gaiwan has been in use for many years, it is still the preferred teaware for use by tea enthusiasts and tasters today. Gaiwans may be made of a multitude of different materials, including porcelain, glass, stone, and Yixing clay….

Washi is the light, strong traditional Japanese paper made by hand from the inner-bark fibers of three plants. The name washi literally means "Japanese paper"….

NORA tea is a powerful, time-tested beneficial tea for pregnant women. NORA stands for the four principal herbal ingredients: nettle, oat straw, red raspberry leaf, and alfalfa. NORA tea has many potential benefits, including the ability to prevent many possible complaints during pregnancy….

Traditional yerba mate is smoked for a rich, complex depth of flavor. The indigenous Guaraní and some Tupí communities first cultivated and drank yerba mate in what is modern-day Paraguay….

Matcha Imperial is made using young leaves, which are hand picked from the first flush harvest. This is the highest grade of Usu-cha (thin tea) that we carry and is perfect for receiving special guests at the tea ceremony.

Hand-tied green tea leaves surrounding a beautiful flower design!

Our Belgian Rock Sugar is the perfect natural sweetener that harmoniously enhances the flavor of our loose-leaf teas. Because tea has high flavor sensitivity, we selected this natural sweetener specifically as it enhances the flavor of the tea rather than changing or overpowering the taste.

Kava has been used in Polynesian herbal medicine for at least 3,000 years. It is said to enhance memory, mental acuity, and sensory perception.

Matcha Supreme is made from leaves from the first flush harvesting. This is a lighter green Matcha that is sweeter and considered higher quality, making it ideal for the tea ceremony.

Jaguar Chief Mate blends organic yerba mate from Brazil with other ingredients that serve to nourish the primal warrior within. The jaguar holds enormous cultural and religious significance in Central and South America. The highest order of Aztec warriors is said to be the Jaguar Warriors.

Tuo Cha (“bowl” tea) are tiny tea “bowls” or cakes of Pu-erh tea. Pu-erh is true black (cooked) tea. The “cooking” process often involves a special aging process whereby the tea is stored in special caves or climate-controlled rooms.

Ginger Turmeric Radiance acts as both a guardian, strengthening the body's defenses, and a sage, gently elevating the mind to a state of bliss.

Today, its smoky flavor is still a favorite. The taste and aroma, like waking up to a camp fire in the mist of high mountains, is unforgettable.

In Chinese culture, the crane is venerated as the prince of all feathered creatures and thus has a legendary status. Embodying longevity and peace, it is the second most favored bird symbol after the phoenix.

Description Though the gaiwan has been in use for many years, it is still the preferred teaware for use by tea enthusiasts and tasters today. Gaiwans may be made of a multitude of different materials, including porcelain, glass, stone, and….

Landscape print Japanese teacup set of 4. Famous prints by Hiroshige and Hokusai are featured on these cups for the most discerning art lover. Or people who just like pretty colors and pictures...

Feel the way of the Ninja with every sip!

The organic shapes and colors of our Boulder Series give these mugs instant history. They look as if they have been weathered by the elements or just by frequent use as the favorite mugs in the house.