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Cloudwalker Sessions

Tea Work in Practice

Hand holding small dark tea cup
Cloud chop symbolizes part of our name.

Seasonal Tea
Gatherings

From late spring through September, Cloudwalker gathers in the Atrium, at Nootka Court, Victoria's Inner Harbour, to share tea in its living form. 

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A whole world can shift in the space of a single cup of tea.

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Each gathering explores what tea reveals through careful preparation, attentive observation, and good company.

 

Details shared through the mailing list.

Person pouring tea from teapot into glass pitcher

Pu-Erh Tea — Intro

An orientation to Pu-Erh tea through multiple infusions of both Raw and Ripe material.

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The session emphasises pacing, attention, and how the tea changes over time. Less instruction than encounter.

Gently Pouring Tea
Close Examination of Tea

Pu-Er Tea —
Closer Observation

Aged Pu-Erh reveals itself over long spans of time. Moving beyond freshness into extended fermentation, leaves darken, flavours shift gradually across infusions.

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Fragrances of earth, wood, and incense linger, often registering before they are fully named.

Each cup carries with it traces of decades.

Tea Clinic

A session shaped around the moment.

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Held in the Atrium at Nootka Court, these bespoke gatherings are created to meet the needs of each guest -- from quiet one-on-one study to small groups of up to six. 

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We follow the leaf where it leads, attending to taste and presence as they arise. 

Traditional tea ceremony set with teapot, cups, and wooden tools
Person with glasses looking out window at city
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Matcha & Beyond 

At times the leaf teaches us through structure, craft and skill.

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Our friends at Jagasilk host these classes — from whisking Maacha to the finer points of loose-leaf brewing.

Technique becomes a doorway; hand to bowl, bowl to breath.

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