I've just discovered this channel and this one is my first video. I love it. Thanks for the information. I'm just beginning my tea journey and discovering how much I don't know, and how much more there is to learn. Down the rabbit hole? Tip of the iceberg? Both. There truly is a Universe to explore just within the world of tea
Thank you so much! So informative, and assisting me greatly in my gongfu tea collection, I am buying pieces one at at time as I can afford them and what appeals to me aesthetically.
Hi Elena, thanks for watching!! Yes there are portable ones that is good to travel with. In terms of which ones, that depends on numbers of people it is for. For 1-2 people treasuregreen.com/collections/tea-trays/products/big-dipper-panel-bamboo-tray made be good. bamboo light weight. but usually you grow out of it very quickly. Personally i like a lot the little round one treasuregreen.com/collections/tea-trays/products/contentment-25-bamboo-tray it holds lot more water, durable and has a carton box that has a handle to carry around. For teasets many of the small sets 2 to 3 cup and a pot all comes with a hard shell or cloth case for travelling. Super convenient! treasuregreen.com/collections/tea-sets/products/teapot-two-cup-set-with-fitted-case Hope i have answered the questions!
Does knowing Mandarin help when picking a tea? Like do the tea names mean something in English or are they mainly locations or maybe regions? Im very new to this so i apologize if its a dumb question
Your question is absolutely valid! Having knowledge of the Mandarin language can be a significant advantage when it comes to sourcing teas, especially when dealing with merchants who might rename their teas. Without this language skill, it can be extremely challenging to locate or gain a deeper understanding of the tea in question. At the very least, knowing the "Pin Yin" transliteration of the words can provide some helpful clues. So, in the world of tea sourcing, Mandarin language proficiency can be a valuable tool for ensuring you get what you're looking for and understanding the nuances of different teas.
The yixing teapots are from Yixing City, Jiang Su Province in China. We have carefully curated our yixing terracotta teapots from artists of Yixing and have a wide selection of them! Feel free to take a look here and let us know if you have any questions! treasuregreen.com/collections/yixing-terracotta-teapots-%E5%AE%9C%E8%88%88%E7%B4%AB%E7%A0%82%E8%8C%B6%E5%A3%B6
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I'm Chinese and adopted. I've been learning about my culture and this video is so cool! Thanks
Wow! What an incredible journey. We're so happy to be able to be a small part of it!
I've just discovered this channel and this one is my first video. I love it. Thanks for the information. I'm just beginning my tea journey and discovering how much I don't know, and how much more there is to learn. Down the rabbit hole? Tip of the iceberg? Both. There truly is a Universe to explore just within the world of tea
Absolutely, thanks for joining us! The world is tea is so diverse and complex, always more to learn!
Very informative video! I love the lychee tea pet! 💙
Thank you for watching Justin!
The first bamboo tray was interesting, with the "Big Dipper" carved into it. Thank you for the information.
Thank you for watching!
Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Thank you! ♥ I appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much! So informative, and assisting me greatly in my gongfu tea collection, I am buying pieces one at at time as I can afford them and what appeals to me aesthetically.
That sounds exciting! Thank you for watching!
Thank you again, Olivia! What is the best choice for travel tea tray and teasets? Do you use any of them?
Hi Elena, thanks for watching!! Yes there are portable ones that is good to travel with. In terms of which ones, that depends on numbers of people it is for. For 1-2 people treasuregreen.com/collections/tea-trays/products/big-dipper-panel-bamboo-tray
made be good. bamboo light weight. but usually you grow out of it very quickly. Personally i like a lot the little round one treasuregreen.com/collections/tea-trays/products/contentment-25-bamboo-tray
it holds lot more water, durable and has a carton box that has a handle to carry around.
For teasets many of the small sets 2 to 3 cup and a pot all comes with a hard shell or cloth case for travelling. Super convenient! treasuregreen.com/collections/tea-sets/products/teapot-two-cup-set-with-fitted-case
Hope i have answered the questions!
Very informative. Great vid. Thank you so much. Realy like thia video
Glad you liked it! Thank you for your watching!
Where is the Stone Plate from?
The stone tea tray is also from China, and can come in various sizes and shapes!
Great video but the music makes it difficult to hear you.
That you for your feedback! We appreciate it and will keep it in mind for future videos to ensure better audio clarity.
Does knowing Mandarin help when picking a tea? Like do the tea names mean something in English or are they mainly locations or maybe regions? Im very new to this so i apologize if its a dumb question
Your question is absolutely valid! Having knowledge of the Mandarin language can be a significant advantage when it comes to sourcing teas, especially when dealing with merchants who might rename their teas. Without this language skill, it can be extremely challenging to locate or gain a deeper understanding of the tea in question. At the very least, knowing the "Pin Yin" transliteration of the words can provide some helpful clues. So, in the world of tea sourcing, Mandarin language proficiency can be a valuable tool for ensuring you get what you're looking for and understanding the nuances of different teas.
@@treasuregreentea thanks for your response and respect :)
i have a question. the link in the description, are the yixing teapots real? Im having a hard time looking for real tea pots
The yixing teapots are from Yixing City, Jiang Su Province in China. We have carefully curated our yixing terracotta teapots from artists of Yixing and have a wide selection of them! Feel free to take a look here and let us know if you have any questions! treasuregreen.com/collections/yixing-terracotta-teapots-%E5%AE%9C%E8%88%88%E7%B4%AB%E7%A0%82%E8%8C%B6%E5%A3%B6
Awesome videos
Thank you so much Alejandro!
Thank you so much
Is there any course or class for study more?
Thanks for watching Solongo! Unfortunately, we do not offer any courses at the moment. Stay tuned for more videos!