Silence and Sisu: A Guide to the Korean Tea Ceremony (Darye)
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In the fast-paced, "Pali-Pali" (Hurry Hurry) culture of Seoul, the tea ceremony stands as a radical act of slowness. Known as Darye ("Etiquette for Tea"), it is less rigid than the Japanese ceremony but more structured than a casual coffee break. It is about "Sisu"—the art of cooling water—and finding peace in the pouring.
Here is how to experience it without feeling awkward.
