Camellia Teas offered five different kinds of Japanese and Taiwanese tea ceremony experiences for guests from 2005 to March 2020 when Camellia House closed permanently due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
1. Chanoyu (Japanese Tea Ceremony using whisked, powdered tea known as ‘matcha’,)
2. Sencha Do (Japanese Tea Ceremony using infused Japanese green and roasted teas)
3. Tea Circle (the “Tea of No Self”, a tea-making exchange where everyone attending prepares tea for all others and Rebecca is in beautiful Western clothing as with 4. and 5. ) (Read MORE about Tea Circle HERE)
4. Taiwanese Bowls (a simple tea ritual where the focus is on infused teas prepared in bowls)
5. Infinity Exchange Tea Ritual (where guests enjoy preparing tea with a partner, for each other, to each other)
CAMELLIA TEAS CLOSED in 2020.
Tea rituals remain a passion of Rebecca’s and she continues to enjoy these daily at her private residence, where she receives close friends and family. She no longer hosts members of the general public at her private residence.
FAQ
Do you still offer tea ceremonies?
No. Camellia House was sold in 2020 and our new location is not open to the public.
Do you offer demonstration of tea ceremony?
Not at this time.
Can you come to my home/business/festival/location to perform a tea ceremony?
We do not offer this service at this time.
I would like to study tea ceremony, can I still take lessons with you?
We are not accepting new students.
Can you recommend a place or online course where I can study or attend a tea ceremony?
Camellia Teas does not offer referrals.