
The Faty Box
Rigid dark box, warm cream interior, both tins seated in it, and a card we write by hand. Made to be handed over, not shipped in a mailer.
Tea is a good gift because it gets used up. It does not sit in a cupboard making someone feel guilty. We pack it to be opened in front of you.


Rigid dark box, warm cream interior, both tins seated in it, and a card we write by hand. Made to be handed over, not shipped in a mailer.

The two most forgiving teas we grow, in the tins that keep them. Morning and late afternoon, covered.

If you have never had Azorean tea, start here. Enough of each to brew it six or seven times, which is what it takes to know whether a tea is yours.
Three options only, because more than that turns a gift into a task.
In the cart. We write it by hand on a cream card and lay it over the tins.
Put the day in the message field and we ship to arrive on it, not before.
No invoice, no price. The confirmation comes to you and only you.

One cream card, black ink, in a real person’s handwriting. The best one we have written was three words long. We do not print a logo on it and we do not add a marketing line.
“From Faty’s island to your kitchen. Happy birthday.”
Up to 240 characters. Written in Arabic or English, exactly as you type it.
The harvest is finite, so I cannot promise any quantity at any time. Message me on WhatsApp with the number and the date and I will tell you honestly what can be covered — and if the answer is no, I will say so.