Observed arrival · 2026-09-10
Changshou Tea House, Where the Leaf and the Clay Both Matter
A Shaxi tea house presenting Yunnan tea made at its source alongside handmade pottery.
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The site divides its tea collection into white, Pu’er, black, and oolong categories, with processing notes that distinguish slow withering, pan-firing, oxidation, roast, and fermentation. It also connects the shop to a physical place: the tea room is listed at No. 49 Sideng Street in Shaxi, while the pottery section describes cups, pots, lidded bowls, and serving pieces made individually by co-founder Luo Bo. The homepage offers English and Chinese navigation.
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