#Japanese Tea Set

[thechildrensmuseum]

This portable Japanese tea set, complete with a carrying basket, cloth napkin, container to hold tea, whisk stirrer and two cups nested within one another, was probably used to prepare tea on picnic outings in the 1940s.

[fandomshatepeopleofcolor]

I forgot I brought a Japanese tea set a few years ago from a old Japanese couple at the mall not really sure what to do with it. Is it appropriation too have one?

No, it is not appropriation to own a Japanese tea set if you bought it from Japanese people. It is also not cultural appropriation for white people to own a dream catcher if they purchased it from an Ojibwe artist. If you made your own or bought one not made by an Ojibwe person, it would be.

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[topictea]

You Just Can’t Question The Ease That Travel Tea Sets Introduce

Ask a tea person Rand he’d tell you how every sip of tea pours an energy package inside in his body. The Japanese Tea Sets are a must-have to your collection. It has several other benefits over the aesthetic look that it provides to your cluster.

The materiality and capacity that comes with Chinese and Japanese Tea Sets are remarkable. The varied designs that go beyond your vision make them perfect for your place. 

Porcelain glass, stainless steel, clay pot and a few other options are available to you. Not just the Japanese cultural heritage, tea is a celebrated drink in other parts of the world as well. When are you having one?

[theleaderinblue]

Care to join me for some tea?

[vintagehomecollection]

At Home with Japanese Design, 1990

[saffronpng]

matcha latte transparent png set

[ghost-heart-atelier]

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Here is a video showing my matcha stickers in natural sunlight. The colours are so vibrant, as green as plants in the background

Audio:  Matcha Ice Cream · eva gomi tenshi · t.Stratt

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[katana-weilding-terrapin]

"This tea looks amazing."

[talesofedo]

Hijikata Toshizo's favorite fan, flute, and the souvenir tea set he bought in Kyoto. Currently on display at the Sato Hikogoro Shinsengumi Museum. (Via Twitter)

[hamsters-in-cups]

ぷしくん ♂1歳9ヶ月

(Translation: Pushi kun ♂ 1-year-old and 9 months)

(from this page on 価格.com )

[remuses13-blog]

Fine hand painted porcelain tea set , desert plates Sugar & milk and honey set , lusterware Set of 2 cups and saucers, 2 desert plates 3 jars with lids and spoon, very nice hand painted, peach color, the cups and plates are matching , different paining perfect match http://nemb.it/p/vrumQxlt4/tumblr

[fireflysoda]

a sweet little tea set i saw in a bookstore today ☕

[topictea]

An earthenware style exterior, reminiscent of a Zen garden gives this Traditional yokode kyusu style Japanese tea set an impressive image. Not only does this tea set brew incredible tea, but each piece is a great example of craftsmanship. The tea pot, a yokode kyusu style pot, has a handsome lining of gold on the top and wooden handle to make serving hot tea easier. The two cups, twins in their uniformity, have a matching earthenware exterior.

[40010lunches]

07.02.2020

This is not a school lunch. I had to go to Kochi City with a friend for visa purposes. So we decided to stop for lunch at a nice cafe offering a set meal for lunch. The daily menu for this lunch changes. It was 880 yen for this meal. 

It featured miso soup and white rice along with some side dishes (a leafy pickled salad, some sort of stem pickled with bonito flakes and then daikon thath ad been boiled with konyaku. There was fried shrimp with tartar sauce, chicken karaage and also steak! Finally some pickled daikon and cucumber.

[whimsicalwaxcraft]

Enjoy the calming and refreshing scents of Green Tea & Lemongrass in these gorgeous Japanese styled tea cups. Each candle is handcrafted soy wax in a vintage tea cup. This set includes both candle cups!

You can find these and my other creations at my Etsy page: Whimsical Waxcraft

https://www.etsy.com/shop/WhimsicalWaxcraft

[lagycart]

yayoi  やよい軒 japanese teishoku restaurant, mid valley.

this japanese restaurant is rather new in the mall, so we went to try the food for the first time last month. the eatery is rather popular, so lots of customers during meal hours.

the menu basically has lots of set meal options, which is what teishoku means. i ordered the saba shioyaki set, which comes with salad, pickles, tofu, white rice and miso soup, a standard teishoku.

the fish is really fresh, smells nice and does go well with the fluffy rice. other side dishes are pretty standard, so it was alright. the meal portion is filling and satisfying, just a very simple and balanced meal overall.

would be interested to try out their other sets such as unagi, salmon and chicken nanban which looks very attractive as well. the pricing is standard for a restaurant that is located in a mall, so it’s on the higher end. service by the staff is quite efficient and our food came quickly too.