Tea Silence

Drinking tea is more than drinking something warm on cold days: it is an ancestral gesture of deceleration.

A ritual that crosses geographies, aesthetics and centuries, uniting Eastern philosophies and contemporary well-being habits.

In a world where everything moves at an accelerated pace, tea appears as a silent code of pause ? almost an intimate manifesto. It invites us to return to the essential.

In Asia, tea is ceremony, art and meditation.

In the West, it has become a gesture of welcome, almost like a hug, in colder afternoons.

RECEITAS TO MAKE AT HOME

1 Maracujá Tea (calmante)

Ideal for long nights and transition moments.

INGREDIENTS:
1 maracujá fresh (pulp)
300 ml of hot water
Honey or honey to taste

Infuse the pulp for 5 minutes, strain and sweeten to taste

2 Sweet Clover Tea with Ginger

Digestive and slightly spicy, perfect for the end of the afternoon, or after a long lunch.

INGREDIENT S:
1 colher de sopa of sweet clover seeds
3 thin slices of fresh ginger
300 ml of hot water

Infusionar por 7 minutos, coar e beber ainda bem quente.

3 Hortelã Tea with Lime

Refreshing and at the same time warming, perfect for stimulating breathing.

INGREDIENTS:
1 punhado of hortelã
1 lime peel (organic)
300 ml of hot water

Deixar em infusão por 5 minutos, coar e beber em pequenos goles.

4 Camomile Tea with Cinnamon

A classic comforting gesture to decelerate at the end of the day.

INGREDIENTS:
1 colher de sopa of chamomile flowers (or sachê)
1 small cinnamon stick
300 ml of hot water

Infuse for 5 minutes, strain and, if you want, finish with a drop of honey..

Between each tea, an interval to listen to the body, and a silent invitation to inhabit the present.

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Tea Silence