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Originating in Taiwan, the wuwo tea ceremony celebrates the pursuit of the ideals of peace, sharing, simplicity and naturalness.
New participants are required to attend the briefing session, which will introduce the details of the ceremony including the preparation of tea ware and tea etiquette.
Venue: North lawn of the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware / Galleries 1 and 2 |
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Free programme. Application required.
Maximum participants: 30 places (include 15 places for group application*).
Application Form is available at the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware or can be downloaded here |
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requirements: |
Participants have to bring
along their own tea leaves and tea ware (including
a teapot or a covered bowl, 4 teacups, a tea
jug, 2 tea trays, a towel, a seating mat and
a small thermos flask. )
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Music performers：
| April |
Ms Li Yin-wa (gu zheng) |
| May |
Ms Lam Siu-king (pipa) |
| June |
Mr Ge Li (guanzi) |
The dates of the briefing sessions, ceremonies and application methods
are listed as follows :
Activity Code
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Briefing and
Wuwo Tea Ceremony
(Saturdays)
2:00 - 3:30pm |
Deadline for Application
(Wednesdays)
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Lot
Drawing
(Thursdays)
11:00am at
The K.S. Lo Gallery
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MT00035 |
2008.04.26 |
2008.04.16 |
2008.04.17 |
MT00036 |
2008.05.31 |
2008.05.21 |
2008.05.22 |
MT00037 |
2008.06.28 |
2008.06.18 |
2008.06.19 |
For enquiries, please call 2869 0690 / 2869 6690.
Individual Application
Enrollment is determined
by drawing lots when the number of individual applicants
exceeds the quota.
* Group Application
Enrollment for local schools
/ registered charitable organisations and non-profit
making institutions is arranged on a first come, first
served basis. Applicant should make a telephone booking
at 2849 9604 to Ms Lee or 2849 9601 to Ms Lam and
then forward the completed application form with certified
copy of the supporting document to the Flagstaff House
Museum of Tea Ware within 3 days after the telephone
booking. Applicants should send the application form by
fax (2810 0021) or by post to the Assistant Curator,
Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, 10 Cotton Tree Drive,
Central, Hong Kong and marked "Booking for Wuwo Tea Ceremony" on
the envelope. Group applicants will be confirmed by
letter.
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