tea ceremony
Experience the serene and restorative practice of a traditional Tea Ceremony guided by Roozebeh Ghobadpour, who brings over 20 years of experience in the art of mindful tea preparation and wellness. This ceremony is more than just enjoying tea—it is a holistic ritual that nurtures the body, mind, and spirit.
During the session, Roozebeh carefully selects and prepares high-quality teas, guiding participants through mindful brewing, attentive tasting, and meditative pauses. The ceremony encourages a deep sense of presence, calm, and connection, offering a moment of respite from daily stress.
Benefits include:
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Promoting relaxation and stress relief
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Supporting digestion and overall wellness
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Enhancing mindfulness and mental clarity
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Cultivating appreciation for ritual, intention, and balance
Whether you are seeking a quiet, reflective experience or a way to nourish your body and mind, Roozebeh’s Tea Ceremony provides a thoughtful, grounding practice that leaves participants feeling refreshed, centered, and uplifted.
Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with a Yixing Teapot
Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with a Yixing teapot is a traditional Chinese method that transforms tea preparation into a mindful, sensory-rich ritual. Using a small, finely crafted clay teapot, each infusion is carefully timed and poured, allowing the tea’s aromas, flavors, and textures to gradually unfold. Multiple short steeps reveal the full complexity of high-quality teas, creating a layered and deeply satisfying experience with every sip.
This method encourages presence, patience, and a deep appreciation for the subtleties of tea, making each brewing session as meditative as it is flavorful. The porous clay of a Yixing teapot absorbs the essence of each brew, enriching future infusions with subtle depth and enhancing the tea’s natural qualities. Beyond taste, Gongfu brewing supports digestion, relaxation, and overall wellness, offering a restorative pause in daily life.
Perfect for tea enthusiasts or anyone seeking a ceremony-like experience, Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with a Yixing teapot highlights the artistry, precision, and rich tradition of Chinese tea culture in every cup.
Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with a Cè Bǎ Hú (侧把壶)
he Cè Bǎ Hú, or side-handle teapot, is a vessel steeped in both function and tradition. Historically favored by traveling tea sages, Taoist practitioners, and wandering monks, its design allowed tea to be brewed efficiently while on the move. The small handle at the side makes pouring effortless and intuitive, inviting a seamless connection between the brewer, the water, and the leaves.
In Chádào, the act of brewing with a Cè Bǎ Hú is 侧把壶泡茶 (Cè Bǎ Hú Pào Chá)—a simple term that captures a subtle philosophy: tea is not just prepared, it is practiced. Each short infusion reveals the full character of the leaves, while the porous clay carries the memory of past brews, deepening every subsequent cup.
This method evokes the spirit of journey and presence, transforming tea preparation into a meditative ritual. Every pour, every aroma, and every sip becomes a moment to pause, reflect, and appreciate the harmony between nature, craft, and the human hand.
Perfect for tea enthusiasts or anyone seeking a ceremony-like, sensory-rich connection to tradition, Cè Bǎ Hú Gongfu Tea Brewing celebrates the elegance, history, and mindful artistry of Chinese tea culture.
Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with a Yixing Teapot
Jiān Chá (煎茶), or Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with Jiān Chá, is one of the oldest and most traditional methods of preparing tea in China, turning brewing into a meditative and restorative ritual. In this style, tea leaves are gently simmered in water over low heat, allowing their full strength, aroma, and beneficial compounds to infuse completely. Traditionally used for robust teas, medicinal blends, and herbal formulas, Jiān Chá emphasizes both flavor and wellness, producing a cup that nourishes body and mind.
This method encourages patience, presence, and deep appreciation for the tea’s essence. Each infusion becomes a mindful practice, inviting the brewer to slow down and engage fully with the process. The sustained boiling releases the natural oils, minerals, and therapeutic qualities of the leaves, offering support for digestion, circulation, and overall vitality.
Perfect for tea enthusiasts or anyone seeking a ceremony-like experience steeped in tradition, Gongfu Tea Brewing (功夫茶) with Jiān Chá (煎茶) celebrates the artistry, history, and restorative power of Chinese tea culture in every cup.
Isabella M.
"Attending Roozebeh’s Tea Ceremony was a deeply calming experience. Every detail, from the choice of tea to the careful, mindful preparation, made me feel fully present. I left feeling centered and refreshed, as if I had truly paused time for myself."
Daniel T.
"I never realized how meditative tea could be until I participated in Roozebeh’s ceremony. His guidance is gentle yet precise, helping each of us connect with the aroma, flavor, and ritual of the tea. It’s a beautiful practice I hope to revisit regularly."
Sophia R.
"The Tea Ceremony with Roozebeh is unlike anything I’ve experienced. It’s not just about drinking tea—it’s about mindfulness, ritual, and honoring each moment. I felt grounded and deeply relaxed, and the atmosphere he creates is so nurturing."
Ethan L.
"Roozebeh’s Tea Ceremony taught me to slow down and truly appreciate each sip. The care he brings to every step, from selecting the leaves to the meditative pauses, made the experience both elegant and restorative. I feel more mindful in my daily life because of it."
Lily P.
"I attended Roozebeh’s Tea Ceremony with a group of friends and was amazed at how soothing and enriching the experience was. The ceremony invites you to connect with yourself and the tea on a profound level. Every detail he presents felt intentional and healing."
Marcus S.
"Roozebeh has a rare ability to make the Tea Ceremony both accessible and deeply spiritual. I loved learning the rituals, feeling the aroma of the tea, and observing the mindful preparation. It was an unforgettable, grounding experience that I will carry with me."