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Re: Tea shrine

by rabbit » Sep 30th, '10, 18:40

Let's get this bad boy rollin' again! Show us your tea!!!

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Re: Tea shrine

by tingjunkie » Sep 30th, '10, 23:47

rabbit wrote:Let's get this bad boy rollin' again! Show us your tea!!!
I clicked on this thread, and began wondering "Who the hell are all these people?" Then I realized the thread was 5 years old. Way to dig one up from the grave there rabbit. :lol:

Anyway, here's my parents old liquor cabinet from the 70's that I appropriated for tea. This is an old picture from when I was first setting it up. The large bottom shelf now houses all my oolongs and a few other random teas. The next shelf up is for my puerh, and the top now has more cups and a couple more pots. Shrine indeed! :wink:
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Re: Tea shrine

by rabbit » Oct 1st, '10, 10:11

tingjunkie: that is a really beautiful setup you have there!

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Re: Tea shrine

by TwoPynts » Oct 1st, '10, 10:17

rabbit wrote:tingjunkie: that is a really beautiful setup you have there!
+1 and +1 to rabbit for way to raise the dead! Are you sure your middle name isn't necronomicon ex mortis.
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Re: Tea shrine

by tingjunkie » Oct 1st, '10, 11:22

Thanks guys. :D

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Re: Tea shrine

by brandon » Oct 1st, '10, 11:59

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This is the widest angle I have of my tea room, but it doesn't show much.
Besides the cabinet in the corner (some jars, porcelain gaiwans and cups below), there are two other cabinets. One houses a lifetime supply of puerh, and the other houses Yixing, Tokoname on display and some ugly canisters behind closed doors.

Not all of the tea fits in the tea room :oops:

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