Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them? Give them the gift of choice with a Verdant Tea gift card. Tea lovers can use the Verdant Tea Gift Card to purchase loose leaf tea, teaware, bulk Tea Club subscriptions, and more! Gift cards are delivered by email and contain instructions to redeem them at checkout. Our gift cards have no additional processing fees.

Created by Lide Manzhaya, this gift box set is filled with 6 canisters of reserve wild-foraged Tibetan stick incense. Lide Manzhaya’s wild-foraged reserve incense is a contemplative incense experience, with composed resinous spice.

Our Tea of the Month Club Subscription box is full of hyper-seasonal teas and fresh, limited harvests. Teas are selected each month by a single farmer to highlight their family’s work, including club-exclusives and first looks, rush-shipped in for club members.

Now accepting sign ups for May's special seasonal tea of the month club, curated by Li Xiaoping in Shi Feng, Longjing in Zhejiang! May's box includes special seasonal fresh 2024 harvests and club exclusive premieres.

Our Tea of the Month Club Subscription box is full of hyper-seasonal teas and fresh, limited harvests. Teas are selected each month by a single farmer to highlight their family’s work, including club-exclusives and first looks, rush-shipped in for club members.

Our Tea of the Month Club Subscription box is full of hyper-seasonal teas and fresh, limited harvests. Teas are selected each month by a single farmer to highlight their family’s work, including club-exclusives and first looks, rush-shipped in for club members.

Our Tea of the Month Club Subscription box is full of hyper-seasonal teas and fresh, limited harvests. Teas are selected each month by a single farmer to highlight their family’s work, including club-exclusives and first looks, rush-shipped in for club members.

Tang Xianwu’s masterwork “Secret Place” is a tribute to the ancient Scholar’s Studio, a purposeful refuge from the everyday to seek creative inspiration. The scholar’s studio was typically a humble but thoughtful structure, open to the outdoors, set back from the bustling main home and filled with natural objects of contemplation. These objects were often twisted and gnarled branches, rocks that evoked mountain landscapes, or beautifully-patterned bamboo. This teapot by National award-winning master potter Tang Xianwu captures that secret and subdued feeling, that elegant but organic connection to the natural world with a geometrically-perfect xi shi pot body that transitions into mottled twisting branches at the spout, lid handle and pot handle. The dark clay itself contributes to that feeling of mystery, a rare Yuan Kuang Zi Pao Yu Sha clay that has the luster of Zhu Ni but the depth of Zi Ni and Di Cao Qing. This special clay will continue to get more lustrous and deeper with use, giving back texture and complexity with every brew. Tang Xianwu’s work comes with a collector’s certificate specific to the rare Yuan Kuang Zi Pao Yu Sha clay and a separate artists certificate with her seal, a 3rd party collector’s card certifying the piece and a picture of Tang Xianwu herself with the pot. This museum-level piece is ready for a lifetime of joyful brewing. Truly, it is hard to describe the feeling of Tang Xianwu’s work in the hand, the way it all fits together so perfectly, the balance, the pour, the way it reflects light.

Jasmine, peonies, cherry blossoms; Tang Xianwu evokes the beauty of a formal garden with this masterwork “Garden of Fragrant Abundance.” The traditional courtly garden that Tang Xianwu references with this teapot represents a dynamic tension between overflowing abundant natural beauty and the thoughtful order and intention of the gardener. The goal of the courtly garden is to capture a concentrated essence of the natural world in a microcosm, a experience that evokes inspiration in any who stroll its paths. So too with this masterwork teapot- a piece whose intense, bold formality perfectly balances the “Fragrant abundance” of the branches and flowers in relief, and the gold ornamentation, like petals in the breeze. This piece is particularly stunning for Tang Xianwu’s fire-reduction technique, yielding deep dark Di Cao Qing clay that still shines with warmth, like the long twilight of summer. This special clay will continue to get more lustrous and deeper with use, giving back texture and complexity with every brew. Tang Xianwu’s work comes with a collector’s certificate specific to the rare Yuan Kuang Di Cao Qing clay and a separate artists certificate with her seal, a 3rd party collector’s card certifying the piece and a picture of Tang Xianwu herself with the pot. This museum-level piece is ready for a lifetime of joyful brewing. Truly, it is hard to describe the feeling of Tang Xianwu’s work in the hand, the way it all fits together so perfectly, the balance, the pour, the way it reflects light.

This mini tea caddy is perfect for presenting 5-7g of your very favorite tea, either for travel, to gift to friends and family, or for saving a few steepings of a tea you love before it runs out. Elegant on a shelf or gift box, this caddy is made of fine Dehua porcelain and screws shut to keep out air and light. Hand-painted with crimson bamboo by the artists at Peng Yuan Qing Hua studio.

This mini tea caddy is perfect for presenting 5-7g of your very favorite tea, either for travel, to gift to friends and family, or for saving a few steepings of a tea you love before it runs out. Elegant on a shelf or gift box, this caddy is made of fine Dehua porcelain and screws shut to keep out air and light. Hand-painted deep crimson red by the artists at Peng Yuan Qing Hua studio.