Oolong Loose Tea in Tin Tourmaline The transit destination illustrations are

The transit destination illustrations are painstakingly adapted from an early 1980's bus destination scrolling sign

Hand-cut and etched stoneware shapes glazed in rich colors work as the perfect burner for stick or cone incense

This delicate basket was hand woven with Ponderosa Pine Needles that had fallen to the ground after a hard winter in Central Oregon

The bright and tropical Felt Magnolia Flowers are a cheery addition to any home

These ceramic pots are great for air plants and trailing greenery

Oolong Loose Tea in Tin Tourmaline The transit destination illustrations areOolong Loose Tea in Signature Tea Tin Description: Oolong tea is processed to create tea with characteristics of both green and black tea, with an obvious sweet and nutty aroma. The tea is withered in the strong sun, before twisting, curling, and drying. Oolong was discovered in the Wuyi province of China in the 16th century, and was often pressed into tea bricks or tea cakes. Americans in the 18th century purchased tea from this region in this form,