But her most striking creations are tea bag kimonos.Each garb combines at least 600 steeped, dried and glued bags into a work of art that, while fragile, is actually wearable, too.

In The Japanese Tea Ceremony, ... As Andrew Watsy, a professor of Japanese art history at Princeton University, explained to NPR in 2014, ... "Striking, though, is that such ...

The exhibition highlights works from the collection of Shirley Z. Johnson (1940–2021), distinguished lawyer, philanthropist, and former board member of the National Museum of Asian Art. Her passion ...

A 1657 English advertisement quoted in the catalog for “Bitter/Sweet: Coffee, Tea & Chocolate," which opens Sunday at the Detroit Institute of Arts, indexed the virtues of coffee.