Teabloom Flowering Teas - 12 Assorted Blooming Tea Flowers in Elegant Gift Canister

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This tea is the epitome of self-indulgence as the flower emerges as the centrepiece that not only can be enjoyed for its taste but also admired as an art form. It is a true treat for all the senses and appeals to those who love adventure and magic. While being a true work of art, Blooming tea is also a bit mysterious in its origin and history. Recently, we’ve seen a growing trend toward these beautiful tea blooms, but when did the practice of “artistic tea” really begin? Scientists believe that the antioxidants in tea may prevent cell damage that sometimes becomes cancer. These antioxidants could also kill abnormal cells. But most of the studies on tea and cancer have focused on animals or cells in the lab. Scientists say that human studies are harder to manage and have given inconsistent results. It could also be that both of these theories are correct, with the invention of blooming tea actually occurring at some point in the 10 th century, but with a modern resurgence that happened in the late 20 th century. Either way, the blooming tea industry is a rapidly growing sector of tea culture, not only boosting the tea industry as a whole but also drawing in more interest from many who may not have previously been interested in tea culture. How Is Blooming Tea Made?

The types of blooming flowers used include marigold, lily, jasmine, peony and more. Flowering tea balls are safe to drink and are made using natural ingredients. Rose: Rose is one of the most popular blooms used for flowering tea. Not only are roses gorgeous once the bundles bloom, but they also offer some nice health benefits to the tea. Rose blooming tea bundles are great during cold or flu season or anytime that you’re looking for a little boost of vitamin C.

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To steep a tea flower and let it unfurl, you’ll simply need glass teaware and hot water. Small glass teapots are great because they’ll allow you to fully enjoy the blooming process. A tea ball takes about 4-5 minutes to fully unfurl, so be patience and enjoy the process.

For example, we know that all teas are rich in antioxidants, with green tea being the most widely recognized for its status as an antioxidant powerhouse. Teas have also been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties, improve digestion, boost metabolism, enhance relaxation, and even offer some neuroprotective benefits. These are just a few of the reasons why we love tea. Not to be confused with the flowers of the tea plant. Bundle of flowering white tea before and after infusion A cup of flowering tea and various bundles in dry form Green tea with blossoming flower Flowering tea can be part of a personal ritual or a ceremony that’s shared with friends. It can be a casual experience or one that’s more meditative and steeped with meaning. Either way, the act of enjoying blooming tea, no matter how you choose to do so, is one that gives you an opportunity to unplug, unwind, and appreciate the beauty of something so delicate and transient. Preparing & Enjoying Blooming TeaMade of the highest grade of special green tea of fresh spring crops, Jasmine Flowers and Chrysanthemum. As you pour hot filtered water, the magic does not happen immediately. Staying true to its playful nature, the little bulb carefully unwraps itself - not revealing too much at first. It builds the suspense until, in one sudden and exciting move, it lets go of the flower inside which travels upwards in your teapot like a soaring bird.