Albuquerque's premier tea store for fine loose leaf tea, herbs, and spices

A staple drink in East Asia, Mugicha is the Japanese name for roasted and ground barley that is a favorite summer iced drink. In Korea, the name for barley tea is boricha, whilst in China it is called damai cha or mai cha. The taste can be quite robust when brewed warm, similar to roasted coffee, but becomes more smooth to the palate when chilled.

$2.25/oz - $/lb Mugicha (Barley Tea)

This tea strainer is used if you put loose tea directly in your teapot. Hold the strainer over your cup and pour the tea through to strain any leaves that escape the pot. It can also be used to sift or push the matcha through with matcha scoop/spoon into a bowl or cup before adding the water. This removes the likelihood of clumps in your brewed matcha.

$4.00 Tea Strainer

Cast iron teapots were first created in ancient China and then adopted and further developed by the Japanese. Tetsu means "iron" and "bin" translates to pot. These practical and decorative teapots symbolize the everlasting strength and unity of the world.

$85.00 Gold Lines | 16 oz Cast Iron "Tetsubin" Teapot

$7.00 Bunny Through Field | Cup

Look, feel and radiate your best self.

$24.00 The Radiant Collection

$16.00 Black Rainbow Saturn Rings | Cup

Cast iron teapots were first created in ancient China and then adopted and further developed by the Japanese. Tetsu means "iron" and "bin" translates to pot. These practical and decorative teapots symbolize the everlasting strength and unity of the world.

$190.00 Large Black Hobnail | 44oz Cast Iron Tetsubin Teapot

$24.00 The Halloween Collection

This kit contains everything you need to make a miniature library corner!

$40.00 Study | DIY Miniature

This kit contains everything you need to make a miniature patio oasis!

$40.00 Patio | DIY Miniature