Ceremony
Traditional Tea Ceremony
Formal Korean tea ceremony for museums, universities, cultural centers, diplomatic programs, libraries, and school communities.
Foundation Context
Carrying Korean tea culture into living education.
Myung Won Cultural Foundation describes its mission as preserving, developing, and promoting Korean traditional tea culture and the virtues of Korean tea. Youngmi Yi's K-Tea page connects that institutional mission with U.S.-based demonstrations, lectures, and hands-on cultural programs.
Source: Myung Won Cultural Foundation and English foundation site.
What the foundation emphasizes
- Tea culture education, daily practice, and cultural transmission
- Preservation, education, and sharing of Korean traditional tea ceremony
- Tea education and tea master / etiquette certificate programs
- K-Tea Festival, World Tea Forum, World Tea Expo, and global tea culture events
Arizona & California
Youngmi Yi's K-Tea role in the United States.
The site presents K-Tea as a host-ready cultural education program, not only a stage performance.
Education
Tea Etiquette & Storytelling
Lectures and demonstrations explaining tea utensils, etiquette, ceremonial meaning, Korean values, and the role of tea in daily culture.
Program Formats
Flexible K-Tea experiences.
Each format can be scaled for a classroom, gallery, community festival, university stage, or cultural-center workshop.
Royal court-style ceremony
Daily leaf tea etiquette
Da-sik pairing
Hanbok + tea culture
K-Tea lecture
Festival station
Booking
Invite a K-Tea ceremony or lecture.
Tea ceremony, hanbok, K-Food workshops, traditional ceremonies, lectures, and youth mentoring programs.
Phone
714-926-3553
Email
teaartedu@gmail.com
Location
Los Angeles, California
Arizona / California / U.S.-wide by invitation