Tea Ceremony with Nanjing Deng - Soul Collective x White Label Project
White Label Project x Soul Collective are pleased to welcome you for a deep journey of tea and sound, with a guided meditation, a moment to observe our bodies, minds and spirits, reflect, and nourish ourselves with the healing medicine of Sheng Pu-erh Tea from the Lincang region of China.
Inspired by the Tang Dynasty poem 七碗茶歌 “Seven Cups of Tea,” we will move through 7 different layers of experience, first sensing the body, then lifting into realms beyond, as the tea guides us higher and higher.
Let the harmony of sound and tea awaken your spirit.
Come as you are, and let’s create something beautiful in the simplicity of being.
What to expect:
Guided meditation with elements of sound healing
7 cups of tea ceremony
Goodie bags with gifts from our sponsors This Place, Kruut, Sunday Natural and Yoshi En
About the tea
Sheng Pu-erh Tea is made from leaves of mature tea trees grown at an altitude of 1800m in Lincang, China, a tea region known for its smooth teas.
Our tea ceremony is made possible by our sponsors Yoshi En and their commitment to sourcing the world’s finest organic teas.
About the facilitator
Nanjing is a sound healer and energy worker with a specialization in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her mission is to be a bridge between traditional Chinese and Western culture, and help souls remember the ancient wisdom that lives inside each and everyone of us.
About Soul Collective
Soul Collective is a guide to mindfulness, connection and well-being experiences including events, retreats and trainings in Germany and Europe. Soul Collective was founded in 2019 by Marianne and Natalie who have made it their mission to hand-select offerings from teachers and practitioners that inspire them.
About White Label Project:
White Label Project is a concept store and gallery in Berlin Mitte, working at the intersection of art, design, and social impact. Through a curated selection of women-founded impact brands from countries including Mexico, Ghana, Ukraine, and India, WLP challenges conventional ideas of craft and design, foregrounding stories that are too often overlooked in Western-dominated narratives. With a focus on women-led initiatives, WLP connects aesthetics and ethics, traditional knowledge and contemporary design.