First You Flip, Then You Sip! - Yanko Design

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Shateso's Tea-Flip Brewer, although rather playful in its demeanor, has its roots in traditional Oriental tea brewing. The tea was brewed in a slender, long cup, and the brew was then transferred to a shorter, stouter loving cup by but placing the overturned short loving cup above the tall cup, and flipping. The thought was to drink Oolong tea from the wide-mouthed cup, but have the lingering odor emanate from the taller, slender vessel.

Tea-Flip uses a playful-notwithstanding-culturally-relevant flipping action to mash tea. In an effort to make loose-foliage tea brewing quite every bit easy as tea-pocketbook brewing, the Tea-Flip vessel replaces the silken tea-handbag, and acts equally an infusion/brewing bedchamber. Armed with two mugs, the Tea-Flip lets you A. rinse your tea-leaves earlier brewing them (using the opaque, bamboo cobweb mug), and sip your mash from a separate, transparent drinking glass mug. All along, the tea-brewing bedroom holds the leaves in it (after you lot empty the mash), giving you lot a nice wafting aroma of the tea, and making a meaning olfactory upgrade to your mash.

Tea-bags are the fast-food equivalent of the art of tea-brewing. The leaves you find within the virtually opaque tea-bags are usually the refuse, the waste tea leaves that don't notice themselves passing the qualitative standards to be sold in loose-leaf boxes. Giving y'all the reward of convenience, these tea-bags don't taste anywhere close to what practiced tea should taste like, and the Tea-Flip wants to change that by extending that convenience to loose-leaf brewing.

Brewing tea in the Tea-Flip is nearly every bit easy as dunking a tea-purse into h2o, and probably more fun too. The Tea-Flip comes with a brewing chamber (with a sieve-top) and 2 mugs. Put the leaves into the bedchamber and cascade some common cold water in and give it a slight stir. This opens up the leaves for proper brewing, equally well as cleans out any impurities or dust. Place the opaque mug on tiptop of the brewing container and flip information technology over, elimination the water out. Discard this h2o, and pour fresh hot water into the brewing chamber, this time allowing the hot water to get infused with the tea flavor. This fourth dimension, use the second, transparent cup to transfer the brew, using the signature flip. Sip tea from the loving cup, while the brewing sleeping accommodation instills the air with the aroma of your tea, elevating your tea experience, while keeping the procedure truthful to its heritage and culture!

Designers: Didier Quarroz, Luis Martinez, Camille Blin, Jean-Phillippe Bonzon & Anthony Guex

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T_Flip is a new kind of teaware that helps everyone to make and explore loose leaf tea in a simple and playful way. Inspired by the concept of the tea ceremony, T_Flip makes brewing a operation, literally "flip it" around to make a delicious tea.

T_Flip'south design creates a minimal neutral look to take abroad the stigma of "another civilization", being afraid of doing information technology wrong or " it's complicated to brew loose tea". These are large factors that make people chose the "fast food" version of tea, tea numberless.

Waking/Rinsing the tea is a central office in tea making, by cleaning the leaves of dust and small particles. This allows the leaves to unfold and open up the pores for the perfect flavor. Integrating this footstep in the design with the "Rinse" loving cup educates you on how to make the best use of your leaves. No other western tea ware design in the world has this unique feature.

The formal language and mode originated from Camille Blin, caput of Industrial design at ECAL and Anthony Guex. During further design procedure Jean-Philippe Bonzon, a former ECAL Student that works and lives in Shanghai adapted and refined sure pattern parts of the object. For the final stage of testing and prototyping, Mexican Industrial designer Luis Martinez was contributing cognition and finalized the design for the working and fit for production object.