Brewing Your Blooming Tea Experience

To fully appreciate these artistic teas:

• Water Temperature: Heat water to 80°C (176°F)
• Vessel: Use a clear glass teapot or tall glass to observe the blooming process
• Steeping: Place one tea ball in heated water and allow 3-5 minutes for full blooming and optimal flavor
• Multiple Infusions: Each bloom can be steeped 2-3 times
• Storage: Keep the magnetic box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Premium Ingredients: Artfully Crafted Tea Sculptures

Each blooming tea contains:

• Premium Green Tea Leaves: Hand-selected young leaves, providing a smooth, refined base
• Natural Flowers: Including jasmine, lily, marigold, and globe amaranth
• Magnetic Storage Box: Crafted from premium materials with magnetic closure mechanism

All ingredients are carefully sourced and crafted without artificial additives or preservatives. The specialized binding technique ensures the tea balls maintain their shape until steeping.

Health Benefits of Blooming Green Tea

These artistic tea creations offer more than just visual appeal:

• Antioxidant Properties: Rich in polyphenols and catechins, particularly EGCG, which helps combat free radicals and supports cellular health
• Mental Clarity: Contains L-theanine, promoting relaxation while maintaining alertness
• Digestive Support: Aids in digestion and metabolism
• Hydration: Provides a flavorful way to maintain optimal hydration levels
• Stress Relief: The ritual of watching the tea bloom combined with green tea's natural compounds creates a calming experience

The Art of Blooming Tea: A Chinese Tradition

Blooming teas, known as flowering teas or art teas in China, emerged during the Song Dynasty (960-1279). This sophisticated art form combines tea crafting expertise with artistic expression. Each tea ball requires exceptional skill to create, with artisans carefully layering tea leaves and flowers to achieve both visual beauty and balanced flavor.

The tradition of blooming tea represents the Chinese philosophy of unity between visual aesthetics and taste, embodying the principles of harmony and balance. Modern tea artisans continue this centuries-old practice, creating these living sculptures that transform simple tea drinking into a memorable ceremony.