How to store tea properly. Astuces et Boîtes à Thé Adaptées Tea is a delicate beverage that needs to be stored with care to preserve its aroma, freshness and benefits. Poor storage can alter its flavor and reduce its antioxidant…
Interview with artist Sybile: The world of Japan and geishas Sybile, real name Stéphanie, artist and illustrator, invites us to discover a delicate, poetic universe, where the elegance of Japan meets an overflowing imagination. Since her debut in 2009, she…
An artisan heritage at the heart of tea tradition 1. Introduction: the essential role of traditional tea caddies in Japan Tea occupies a central place in Japanese culture, far beyond its simple consumption. A symbol of serenity, ritual and hospitality,…
Interview with artist Misstigri: Between elegance and artistic sensuality To meet Misstigri is to enter a singular universe where elegance and sensuality combine to give life to timeless works. From her beginnings as a graphic designer to her career as…
LA BOÎTE À THÉ and INSPIRATION THÉS: collaboration on exceptional tea gift sets We are delighted to announce a new collaboration between LA BOÎTE À THÉ and INSPIRATION THÉSa House of Teas committed to the ethical and responsible sourcing of…
Léa Médine is an inspired and inspiring artist, whose creative universe expresses itself through a multitude of art forms: illustration, painting, photography, and much more. Passionate about nature, her creations are an intimate reflection of her deep connection with the…
Check out this Q&A with Minasmoke, our historical illustrator.
In 2021, we fell in love with Cécile Hudrisier’s universe when we discovered her creations on Pinterest.Apparently, we weren’t the only ones to fall under her spell, so it was only logical that we should renew the edition of her…
Yesterday at the workshop, the postwoman brought me a parcel I hadn’t ordered… So I opened it with appetite of course, all the more so as on the back I discovered a stamp representing a Japanese carp! 🙂Inside, I see…
In the series of the 24 seasons of the Japanese solar calendar, October 8 to 23 is the period of Kanrō, or white frost. It’s during this period that dew turns to white frost as night-time cold sets in. It’s…
