Hand-weave Tea Cloth-Xilankapu summer tea

Hand-weave Tea Cloth-Xilankapu summer teaA hand woven Xilankapu tea cloth, bringing 1,500 years of Tujia textile heritage to your tea table. This tea cloth is woven by Tujia artisans using traditional backstrap loom techniques in the Enshi mountains. The intricate geometric patterns are characteristic of Xilankapu brocade, each carrying cultural symbolism from the Tujia people. Use it as a tea ceremony cloth, table runner, or decorative textile. The tight weave is durable and gets softer

you can also buy it on its own from our website

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grown from seed since around 1975

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silvery frost can appear on the leaf surface — natural dihydromyricetin — the tea’s hallmark active compound

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“Crisp body

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Warm light

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The spring leaf turns honey-sweet and fruit-forward instead of fresh and green

One for the morning