It's beautiful to see the tropical A lmond tree early in spring, when it 's long pointed leaves curl and turn pink and orange before falling to the g roun d . T he fallen dried leaves on the gr ound look beautiful too. I admire this and it inspired me to do a tea scape by collecting the leaves from our compound.. I t's always a wonderful feeling to get associated with natures beauty. S ometimes, using a mat on the floor to have tea or coffee , is so relaxing, whether inside the house or in the garden. I have used two different colored mats here for the scapes. T he mats here are similar to the mats made from papyrus leaf and grass grown on the banks of the river Nile. T hese mats are world famous as well, as they are crafted out of the 'Ko rai' grass ( M arsh R eed plant) which gro ws along the river 'T hambarabarni' which flows thr ough the state of Tamil Na du in Southern India . T he mats are called as 'P attamadi' mats as they a...
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