Tea House Collection
Step into a world of tranquility and tradition at the Running Well Teahouse in Otsu, Japan
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Step into a world of tranquility and tradition at the Running Well Teahouse in Otsu, Japan. This exquisite teahouse, featured in the iconic woodblock print series "The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido, " is a testament to the timeless beauty of Japanese culture. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves immersed in Assam's tea cultivation through an enchanting engraving. The intricate details capture the essence of this ancient practice that has shaped generations and brought joy to countless tea enthusiasts worldwide. Venturing further west, we discover a hidden gem on Russia's Black Sea Coast - Dagomys' traditional Russian tea house. Stepping inside feels like entering another era as we are greeted by ornate interiors adorned with rich colors and delicate patterns. Here, time slows down as visitors savor every sip of their favorite brews. In Wales, a whimsical giant teapot beckons us to Ty Te Caerdydd Garden's Welsh Tea House. Nestled within Gaiman's Welsh Settlement, this charming spot offers respite from everyday life while celebrating Wales' deep-rooted love for tea. Across borders yet again, we encounter Audley End's Palladian tea-house bridge captured beautifully in Eileen Harris' photographs. This architectural marvel stands as a testament to Robert Adam's genius and serves as both a functional bridge and an elegant teahouse overlooking serene waters. Turning our gaze towards late 19th-century Japan, captivating images reveal young women engaging in various activities at teahouses - from admiring themselves in mirrors to enjoying massages or seeking shade under parasols. These snapshots offer glimpses into daily life during this period when teahouses served as social hubs for leisurely pursuits. Closer to home lies Abbotsbury village in Dorset, England – its traditional café exuding warmth and charm reminiscent of simpler times. Here locals gather over steaming cups of tea amidst the picturesque countryside, creating a sense of community that transcends time.