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Gloss panel tea

Chinese tea · shop 26

Piano-black panel, one red indicator

A black panel with one highlight, letter-spaced caps and a monospaced spec block. The tea is presented as a device you switch on.

Ripe pu-erh nuggets on a glossy black panel with a diagonal highlight, letter-spaced light caps below and a single red indicator dot

Seven categories on one panel

34 teas · 7 categories

Green teaGreen tea5 teasOolongOolong14 teasRed tea (hongcha)Red tea (hongcha)6 teasPu-erhPu-erh4 teasWhite teaWhite tea2 teasTea paste (chagao)Tea paste (chagao)2 teasBuckwheat (not a tea)Buckwheat (not a tea)1 tea

Wear from the same panel

All tees and hoodies →

Wear — Ālǐshān Zhū Lù CháĀlǐshān Zhū Lù CháWear — Bái JiānBái JiānWear — Passion-Fruit OolongPassion-Fruit OolongWear — Raw Pu-erh PasteRaw Pu-erh PasteWear — Ripe Pu-erh PasteRipe Pu-erh PasteWear — Dà Hóng PáoDà Hóng Páo

Why this shop looks like packaging for a device

The visual language is consumer-electronics packaging: a piano-black field, one raking highlight, thin caps opened up with letter spacing, and an indicator dot borrowed from a power switch. Facts sit in a monospaced table — origin, variety, process, form, net weight — because that is how hardware is described, and tea tolerates the same flatness. The photographs are lit hard against the gloss, so the shape of each nugget reads before any word does. Everything around them is left empty on purpose: one panel, one table, one object.