Bokksu Trends: The Tranquility of Tea Ceremony

by Danny Taing

I am pleased to introduce the next discovery in our Bokksu Trends series: Sado (茶道, tea ceremony)! Sado dates back to the 9th century and is considered to be one of the three classical arts of refinement in Japan! Follow our very own Mina Okamura as she steps into the NYC tea sanctuary Setsugekka and experiences the beautiful, tranquil tea ceremony firsthand.

If you love tea as much as we do, check out our November "Tea Time" Bokksu featuring tasty tea-infused snacks!

Happy snacking!

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