neon epiphany

I have to admit, I have now also fallen in love with Adagio. What a wonderful little company!

Pretty! The set looks like it's trying to look like Koryo dynasty "blue" celadon, which Korea was famous for at the time.

The Tea! (With corresponding Korean tea set (in the style of an important Korean historical period (too bad I can never remember any of the specifics)))

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Hmm, Louis -- you'll have to let me know what it is! I don't know that I ran into a lot of green tea when I was in Korea. Most places served &#48372&#47532&#52264 ("boricha"), a very mild barley tea. Either that or all out booze!

Ana: isn't it, though? ^^

Thanks for the link to utata --hadn't seen that before. Very neat site!

My brother-in-law brought back some very good green tea from Korea. That made me think of you. :) It is mild and lightly sweet - on the package it said that children and old people particularly like it. I'll have to get the name and a better description when I get home. :)

I haven't had a chance to try the others yet! Got some more oolong, so that's been occupying my attention, but the valentine's is calling me. Oh, yes. Not long now.

I was so pleased with my tea sampler :)

Congrats on the Utata credit! Your work should appear on more sites. The world needs more images as seen by yuki!