Looking for wooden tea saucers to use at home and at work?
First meet the interesting story of Çay...
Tea was discovered by chance by the Chinese emperor Shen-Nung in 2737 BC. The emperor, who tasted the flavor of tea leaves that accidentally fell into the water, went down in history as the inventor of tea. Tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world after water. About 75% of all tea consumed in the world is black tea. If the leaves of a tea plant are not harvested, it can grow into a tree about 16 meters tall. However, since tea is a harvested plant, it is usually pruned when it reaches waist height. 1 gram of the world's most expensive tea costs about 1400 dollars. "What is this tea?" If you say, a Chinese tea called Da Hong Pao. The tea bag was invented when New York merchant Thomas Sullivan put the tea in small silk bags as a sample. According to the rumor, Thomas Sullivan did not want to cause damage by sending large packages of tea to his customers to sell, and sent a small amount of tea in bags to save money. Customers, on the other hand, did not fully understand the purpose of these bags and threw the bags directly into boiling water. From a story of misunderstanding and savings, tea bags, which are used by almost everyone today, were born. When tea bags were first introduced, they were seen as the most useless invention in the world, and it was thought that they would quickly disappear from the market. About 200 cups of tea come out of one kilogram of tea leaves. In China, black tea is called "red tea". Because while we name the tea in the form of dried leaves, the Chinese name the tea after it is brewed. About 85% of the tea consumed in the United States is iced tea. In China, when a guest is served tea, they thank them by tapping their fingers on the table 2-3 times. According to the Guinness Book of Records, the world's most valuable teapot is this $3 million teapot made with gold, diamonds and rare stones. Bergamot tea was accidentally created as a result of the transportation of black tea and bergamot plant on the same ship. According to rumors, bergamot plant was also put on the same ship while carrying tea from India to England, and during this long voyage, the unique scent of bergamot permeated the tea. When the ship arrived in England and it was understood that all the teas smelled, Henry Gray, who was the king of the United Kingdom at that time, had this tea distributed to the public free of charge in order not to waste it. After this tea was consumed a lot by the public, "earl grey", that is, bergamot tea, which is identified with England today, began to be made abundantly.
The meeting of the tea with the wooden plate...
We are the children of a geography that loves to drink tea. For us, tea and chat are a pair. Even when we are alone, we have a connection with the tea we gift ourselves.
We aim to increase our tea enjoyment and to deepen the conversations with wooden tea presentation. We aim to be a guest of your conversations in the warmth of your tea, which we carry to your tables and guest rooms with our wooden presentations.
