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ska vi fika ?

ska vi fika?

2021.11.9 tue – 11.21 sun
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa store

We introduce POTPURRI's Cirkus collection and
Hokuo Kocha, a tea brand from Sweden,
in this feature.
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Ska vi fika? is Swedish for
Shall we take a tea or coffee break?

In Swedish daily life,
the tradition known as fika—
a break shared with friends or family—
has long held a place
even in the busiest day.

With a good tea ready to share,
Shall we have a cup of tea?

becomes an easy invitation.
Take inspiration from fika,
settle into a slower rhythm,
and enjoy a tea break with friends
before returning to the day.

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Featured brands

Hokuo Kocha

Hokuo Kocha's blends draw on the work
and tea-making philosophy
of the late master blender Vernon Mauris.

Born into a tea-exporting family,
he began learning about tea at an early age.
The blends combine carefully chosen ingredients:
fine tea leaves, herbs, flowers and fruit,
blended by hand in Sweden
with care and attention.

This feature brought together the signature Söder Blend
and five other blends from the range.

Cirkus
(Cirkus)

POTPURRI's Cirkus collection
takes its name from the Swedish word for circus.

It was designed to bring a playful touch
to tea and coffee at home.

Development took about two years, beginning with research into
the Japanese overglaze colors used in Arita and Kutani ware. The three patterns

use their distinctive translucent color
in designs with a hint of Scandinavia.

Clown — the circus performer
Parade — a procession
Curtain — the stage curtain
The photograph shows the Parade pattern.

Uplifting simply to look at
Like a circus stage,
the collection brings a lively mood to the table.
This feature offered an early look at the new designs.

Featured brands

Hokuo Kocha

Hokuo Kocha's blends draw on the work
and tea-making philosophy
of the late master blender Vernon Mauris.

Born into a tea-exporting family,
he began learning about tea at an early age.
The blends combine carefully chosen ingredients:
fine tea leaves, herbs, flowers and fruit,
blended by hand in Sweden
with care and attention.

This feature brought together the signature Söder Blend
and five other blends from the range.

Cirkus
(Cirkus)

POTPURRI's Cirkus collection
takes its name from the Swedish word for circus.

It was designed to bring a playful touch
to tea and coffee at home.

Development took about two years, beginning with research into
the Japanese overglaze colors used in Arita and Kutani ware. The three patterns

use their distinctive translucent color
in designs with a hint of Scandinavia.

Clown — the circus performer
Parade — a procession
Curtain — the stage curtain
The photograph shows the Parade pattern.

Uplifting simply to look at
Like a circus stage,
the collection brings a lively mood to the table.
This feature offered an early look at the new designs.