each flower can brew up to 80 oz. of tea and then be displayed in cold water for a week.
perfect for a gift for a tea drinker.
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2 comments:
this is super cool! perfect for my tea-addict mom. :)
i tried it. the first one didnt work. the second one is pretty. but its weird.
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