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Culture and preparation of tea, China, 1847. Artist: E Gilks
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Culture and preparation of tea, China, 1847. Artist: E Gilks
Culture and preparation of tea, China, 1847. Drawn by B Clayton, from a painting by Piqua. Illustration from The History of China and India, by Miss Corner, (Dean and Co, London, 1847)
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This print titled "Culture and preparation of tea, China, 1847" takes us back to the enchanting landscapes of 19th-century China. The artist, E Gilks, beautifully captures the essence of Chinese culture and the meticulous process involved in tea preparation. In this scene, a male agricultural worker can be seen amidst a lush tea garden. With a yoke across his shoulders supporting two baskets filled with freshly picked tea leaves, he showcases the dedication and hard work required in this occupation. The man's presence exudes tranquility as he carefully tends to each leaf. The print provides a glimpse into the intricacies of farming during that era. It highlights not only the manual labor involved but also the importance of irrigation systems for cultivating these delicate plants. The attention to detail is evident in every stroke by B Clayton who drew inspiration from Piqua's painting. This image is part of "The History of China and India" written by Miss Julia Corner in 1847. Her extensive research on these countries' rich cultural heritage shines through her words and illustrations like this one. As we admire this remarkable engraving by E Gilks, let it serve as a reminder of how traditions have shaped our world today. From ancient practices passed down through generations to modern-day techniques, tea remains an integral part of Chinese culture—a testament to its enduring legacy.
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