Pastleaf
Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2025 3:55 am
Visit our website: www.pastleaf.com
We are a new vendor, starting in Spring 2025. We accompany our products with videos and blogs so customers can learn more about where these products come from.
Pastleaf is a small, independent tea shop based in Guangdong, China, an ideal location to store and ship tea.
Our Chinese name is“昔归” (xīguī): the past returns. We hope our collections will help you discover great tea and teaware, and learn about the traditional culture they come from.
We focus on two things: curation and culture.
Curation
We are highly selective about the teas and teaware we offer. Living in China gives us access to a wide range of products, but we only sell what we personally use and believe in. We spend a lot of time testing teas and comparing teaware, looking for items that balance functionality with craft. We also look for products that reflect real tea habits from different parts of China, including vintage products from different time periods. Everything in our shop is chosen with care and context.
Culture
Tea culture in China is diverse. What people drink, and how they drink it, varies from place to place. We build our collections to reflect these regional identities—with curated teas, matching teaware, and original videos, blogs, and documentaries that bring each culture to life.
We are a new vendor, starting in Spring 2025. We accompany our products with videos and blogs so customers can learn more about where these products come from.
Pastleaf is a small, independent tea shop based in Guangdong, China, an ideal location to store and ship tea.
Our Chinese name is“昔归” (xīguī): the past returns. We hope our collections will help you discover great tea and teaware, and learn about the traditional culture they come from.
We focus on two things: curation and culture.
Curation
We are highly selective about the teas and teaware we offer. Living in China gives us access to a wide range of products, but we only sell what we personally use and believe in. We spend a lot of time testing teas and comparing teaware, looking for items that balance functionality with craft. We also look for products that reflect real tea habits from different parts of China, including vintage products from different time periods. Everything in our shop is chosen with care and context.
Culture
Tea culture in China is diverse. What people drink, and how they drink it, varies from place to place. We build our collections to reflect these regional identities—with curated teas, matching teaware, and original videos, blogs, and documentaries that bring each culture to life.