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06/03/2026

06/02/2026

People who love tea often also appreciate incense. In the refined world of Song Dynasty scholars, “burning incense, preparing tea, hanging paintings, and arranging flowers” were known as the Four Elegant Arts of daily life. Incense was an essential part of this quiet aesthetic tradition.

This video beautifully shows the making of delicate handmade incense crafted from pine nuts and pine branches, carrying a gentle and natural fragrance inspired by the mountains and forests.

05/31/2026

Handmade teaware is created this way — one careful stroke at a time.

05/30/2026

05/30/2026

One of our artists at 180andup grew up in Chaozhou and makes these bamboo lamps with his grandmother. What a fun tradition!

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Elegant!!!

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05/27/2026

Simple life! 🍵

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#茶会 #お茶のある暮らし

05/24/2026

Seeing this video brought back such beautiful childhood memories. On weekends and holidays, there were always sugar painting artists at the park. I would pick my favorite design and watch the artist carefully create it by hand. Then I would proudly carry it around, slowly enjoying it for what felt like the whole afternoon. Such a simple kind of happiness, but so unforgettable.

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Happy holidays!!

05/20/2026

Sunny day, warm tea, slow moments 🍵
Come have tea with us.

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