
Bird’s Nest Art Festival Explores Zisha Teapot Philosophy
Discover the art and mindfulness behind the zisha teapot at the Bird’s Nest Art Festival, exploring China’s intangible heritage through the “one tea, one pot” philosophy.
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Discover the art and mindfulness behind the zisha teapot at the Bird’s Nest Art Festival, exploring China’s intangible heritage through the “one tea, one pot” philosophy.
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