We began by bringing some blooming teas and a tea kettle to a gift shop in Rochester, NY during the Thanksgiving holidays in 2005. Within a few short hours, we had to drive back home to get more supplies. A little girl and her grandma stood in front of our table for the longest time, savoring the tea and marveling at the beauty of the blossoms… and that was how teaposy found its way into the hearts of its very first customers.
Since then, customers have returned to us with their stories of how teaposy has cheered their friends, comforted patients, touched mothers' hearts...
We hope our products help our customers enjoy quality time, alone or in the warm company of others. That is our sincerest goal.
Since the beginning, Teaposy has been working directly with tea farms and factories. Our blooming teas are made with high grade of rare silver needle white tea leaves. Over 80% of the tea leaves are select spring harvest. They are scented with only natural jasmine flowers. No other flavoring is used. We submit the raw materials harvested and final finished products to reputable labs for testing and inspection to ensure our products meet world class standards.
Peace, Love and Tea!
$14.00
Give in to that meditative tea moment; Feel peace and joy; Enjoy the tantalizing flavors,...
$32.00
Gather around. Family. Friend. You. Handmade borosilicate glassware: 48oz or 1,200ml tea pot with removable...
$57.00
Dream Posy Set features: 1 box of 6 Medley blooming teas 1 24oz (or 700ml)...
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Features 6 teaposy Crown Me blooming teas, made with: Jasmine + Amaranth + Chrysanthemum +...
$15.00
Sometimes, a good soak is all you need to sooth the soul. The Posy Bath...
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Features 6 teaposy Heart of Love blooming teas, made with: Rose + Lily + Silver...
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Medley Noir is the black tea version of the Medley bouquet of 6 unique blooming...
$15.00
Big hearted. Irresistible. 14oz or 400ml. A big hearted joy to behold and hold. Clear...
I have been wondering recently what activities to do in the spring when the pandemic is finally over. I thought about the Japanese writer Natsume Soseki. In his “Prescription on Earth” he suggested:
“Because I want to wear my favorite coat, having a date and falling in love would be a pretty good thing.”
My friend Jane recently published a blog post journaling her experiences and thoughts during the month and a half long period following the coronavirus outbreak in China.
As I was reading it, I felt an urge to translate it for my friends in America. I believe this article can bring a refreshing perspective to us who live in America through Jane’s dialogue with herself as she travels from Shanghai to Berlin.