Yunsho Tea Journal
A quiet corner for tea lovers.
Explore the stories behind whole-leaf teas,
the hands that shape artisan teaware,
and the rituals that turn a simple cup into a moment of stillness.
Welcome to the yunsho tea origin journal.
The Gaiwan: A Guide to the Lidded Bowl
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What is a Gaiwan?
A gaiwan is a three-piece lidded bowl — a saucer, a bowl, and a lid — used fo...
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Jingdezhen Porcelain: The Soul of Chinese Tea Ware
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A City Built on Fire and Clay
In the hills of Jiangxi province, a city has burned...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Chinese Oolong Tea：Between Green and Black
4 days ago
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What is Oolong Tea?
Oolong tea is partially oxidized, standing between unoxidized green tea and...
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The Gongfu Tea Guide: From Ritual to Daily Practice
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Introduction
Gongfu tea — literally "tea made with time and attention" — is not a rigid ceremon...
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Longjing tea
The taste of spring,
captured in a single bud and leaf
— China's most celebrated green tea
Wuyi rock tea
Fire, stone, and centuries of craft
— Wuyi rock tea is the deepest,
most mineral oolong China has to offer
Jingdezhen Porcelain
the thousand-year porcelain capital
— now UNESCO-recognized living heritage,
on your table.
Yunnan Pu erh tea
Aged since 2017:
Pu'er tea only gets better with time
— smooth, earthy, and endlessly deep.
