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A beautiful combination of jasmine and calendula creates this mesmerizing, appropriately named teaposy. As it blossoms in boiling water, Falling Water reveals a floating assortment of white jasmine flowers leading to a bright yellow calendula blossom in a truly amazing visual experience. Lined with Silver Needle White Tea leaves, this teaposy will steep as you enjoy the beautiful presentation. Teaposies can be displayed in cold water for more than a week to add tranquility and beauty to any room. Each Falling Water teaposy can brew up to 80 oz of tea.
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Fujian Silver Needle White Tea |
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Each teaposy contains only the highest quality, single origin Silver Needle Tea leaves, carefully grown, harvested and prepared in the Fujian province of China. Hand-picked at their peak, 80% of Silver Needle Tea is harvested in the spring season, and the other 20% is harvested in the fall to capture the finest flavors and aromas of each leaf. |
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Hand-Made Craftmanship |
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Dedicated to the art and craft of tea, every step of the Teaposy process is done by hand. After the tea leaves are heated and dried to remove impurities, Teaposy design artists match each individual tea leaf by length, and hand-sew them into bundles with a freshly dried, hand-picked flower. Each arrangement is crafted with care to produce a beautiful tea flower that blooms in boiling water. |
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Naturally Infused with Jasmine |
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To accent the delicate flavors of the Silver Needle Tea, Falling Water Teaposies are infused with real jasmine- no artificial flavorings or perfumes are used. In order to capture the essence of the jasmine flower, farmers hand-pick each one at their peak blooming time and mix them with the teaposies to allow them to absorb the rich aroma of jasmine. |
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Individually Packaged |
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Every teaposy is designed with the utmost patience and precision, and immediately after being prepared, each one is vacuum-sealed to lock in freshness. Teaposies come in an elegant gift box that contains 6 individually sealed buds, ready to be brewed, enjoyed, and displayed. |
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