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Chinese tea · shop 24

Cut out, taped down, copied twice

The whole shop is built like a paste-up page: a cut-out of the leaf, two strips of tape, one red keyline, and nothing else on the paper.

Cut-out of dark pu-erh nuggets taped to cream paper under a black condensed headline

Tea, cut into seven categories

34 teas · 7 categories

Green teaGreen tea5 teasOolongOolong14 teasRed tea (hongcha)Red tea (hongcha)6 teasPu-erhPu-erh4 teasWhite teaWhite tea2 teasTea paste (chagao)Tea paste (chagao)2 teasBuckwheat (not a tea)Buckwheat (not a tea)1 tea

Wear the print

All tees and hoodies →

Wear — Ālǐshān Zhū Lù CháĀlǐshān Zhū Lù CháWear — Bái JiānBái JiānWear — Passion-Fruit OolongPassion-Fruit OolongWear — Raw Pu-erh PasteRaw Pu-erh PasteWear — Ripe Pu-erh PasteRipe Pu-erh PasteWear — Dà Hóng PáoDà Hóng Páo

Why the shop looks like this

Every design here starts as a physical cut-out: the tea is photographed, trimmed along its own edge and taped onto cream paper. Tape, halftone and crop marks stay visible because the assembly is the point, the way Anilooper leaves a frame made of parts you can still name. Coarse, dark pu-erh survives that treatment better than a polished product shot, so the rough teas lead the catalogue. The palette stops at paper, ink and one red keyline, which leaves the leaf as the only warm thing on the page.