B12CTMantra

Tea for the inner room

Brew. Breathe. Sit.

Meditation teas gathered from places where leaf, water and stillness have met for centuries. Choose the state you wish to enter.

Stone Buddha beside a clay pot and cup of tea
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The collection

Find your cup

First Light loose leaf teaMorning ritual

Uji · Awaken

First Light

$30

A clear, shade-grown green tea for the quiet before the day begins.

60g tin
Still Mountain loose leaf tea

Wuyi · Ground

Still Mountain

$32

Mineral rock oolong, slow-roasted for a deep and steady sitting.

65g tin
Temple Rain loose leaf tea

Koya · Reflect

Temple Rain

$27

Soft green leaf, toasted rice and cedar notes for inward attention.

55g pouch
Empty Cup loose leaf teaQuietest cup

Fujian · Release

Empty Cup

$29

White peony with an airy melon sweetness and almost weightless finish.

50g box
One Breath loose leaf tea

Nara · Focus

One Breath

$25

Sencha, peppermint and holy basil composed for alert stillness.

70g tin
Sandalwood Moon loose leaf tea

Nilgiri · Reflect

Sandalwood Moon

$24

High-grown black tea with cacao husk and a whisper of sandalwood.

70g pouch
Quiet Bell loose leaf tea

Yunnan · Ground

Quiet Bell

$34

Aged dark tea with date, earth and a long, resonant finish.

100g cake
Lotus Sutra loose leaf tea

West Lake · Release

Lotus Sutra

$26

Dragon well green tea with lotus flower, chestnut and clean sweetness.

60g tin
Cloud Seat loose leaf teaHigh mountain

Alishan · Focus

Cloud Seat

$33

High-mountain oolong with gardenia, sweet cream and cool air.

65g tin
After Silence loose leaf tea

Darjeeling · Reflect

After Silence

$28

Delicate first flush with white grape and a clean contemplative finish.

70g box
Soft Gaze loose leaf tea

Nile Valley · Release

Soft Gaze

$19

Chamomile, blue lotus and linden flower for the end of the day.

45g pouch
Walking Mantra loose leaf tea

Jeju · Awaken

Walking Mantra

$23

Bright island green tea with ginger leaf and yuzu peel.

70g tin

Our point of view

A cup is a small ritual. Our teas are arranged not by appetite, but by intention — to awaken, focus, ground, reflect or release.