Tea Ceremony

in Topanga Canyon

The art of tea

Tea has been used for thousands of years as a practice of stillness. A way of slowing down until the body begins to remember what it feels like to simply be present.
Come meet yourself and others in silence, with a little smile on your face.

A woman with long brown hair, sitting cross-legged on a stone pathway in a garden, holding a small bowl with eyes closed and a peaceful expression, surrounded by various flowering plants and rocks.

The tea ceremony is a full sensory experience — the warmth of the bowl, the smell of the leaves, the silence between sips. Each cup is an invitation to land more fully in your body and let the nervous system settle.

No doing. Just presence, held by the land, the tea, and the space we create together.

Rooted in the ancient Chinese tradition of Cha Dao

  • Community Tea


    Sliding scale · $30–90
    Cha dao, a ceremony of silence, contemplation, and connection to nature, with the tea leaves, sweet community and the grandmother oaks of this canyon. Click below for next community tea.

  • Private Ceremony (Small Group)

    1–4 people
    An intimate tea sit for a birthday, a couples' ritual, or a quiet afternoon of personal reflection. Deep presence, connection, stillness.

  • Private Ceremony (Large Group)

    5+ people
    Bring your community together for a sacred Cha Dao experience — cultivated silence, contemplation, and connection through the way of tea.

The inside of an A-frame cabin with a high triangular window, wooden walls, and a cozy seating area with patterned cushions and blankets. Decor includes flowers, sculptures, and various small objects on a low table.

THE TEA SPACE IN TOPANGA CANYON

A space to slow down

All ceremonies are held in my home in Topanga, surrounded by oaks, eucalyptus and the tempo of the canyon. You’ll deeply exhale before your first bowl.

Smoke like lines as if coming from a hot cup of tea
Smoke like lines as if coming from a hot cup of tea

"Tea asks nothing of you except to arrive”

The gift of tea

A dark brown teapot, a white teacup with blue design, a small wooden tray with dark tea leaves, and part of an open magazine on a table with a textured mat and a wooden surface.

A private tea ceremony makes a beautiful and deeply personal gift. For a friend going through a transition. For a mother aches to slow down. For a small group of women who desire an afternoon of nourishment.

Experience stillness

Whether just for you, a small group, or you wish to join community tea, I would love to share this practice with you.