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Tea Break - Some Like it Hot

Summer can be sweet, with a light breeze & the warm evening sun - this, can be the perfect way to enjoy your evening tea. With everything bustling with life ... it's lovelier and fascinating. Plants of gloom are green, with every bud a giggle with laughter, every flower crowned with gold and all the birds residing in their nests ... All this happens under the magic of spring air.

Combining the right ambiance with simple and casual presentation can be splendid for an evening with your fabulous company or with that special one of yours. Not to forget, the charm of an unforgettable table setting lies in its simplicity.

This tea pot of mine which I picked up years ago from a dusty corner of a shop is very special to me, as I admire its beautifully wired cane handle. Again it's a mix and match of whites here to lighten and enrich the atmosphere. It's a relaxing time, so hit the deck for a taste.






Real birds nest I collected from a park on one of our travels.



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  1. This is very special - from the wonderful teapot to that unique holder for spoons and napkins. I don't drink tea that often, but this is an inspiration and love how you've brought textures and styles together. Great job!

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