The Ceylonese Tea-Plucker in Art

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[[File:Plucking-Salada-Tea-Postcard-Front.jpg|left|300px|thumb|The Salada Tea Plucker, Ceylon, postcard front, 1930s.]]
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[[File:Plucking-Salada-Tea-Postcard-Front.jpg|right|300px|thumb|The Salada Tea Plucker, Ceylon, postcard front, 1930s.]]
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[[File:Advertisenment-Tea-Girl-Safety-Matches-India.jpg|left|300px|thumb|Tea Girl Safety Matches box cover, India, circa 1930s.]]
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[[File:Advertisenment-Tea-Girl-Safety-Matches-India.jpg|right|300px|thumb|Tea Girl Safety Matches box cover, India, circa 1930s.]]
This page is a place-holder for a gallery of images that feature a woman in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) plucking tea. Stay tuned for more art, photos, and socio-political theorizing about this trope in commercial tea leaf art.
This page is a place-holder for a gallery of images that feature a woman in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) plucking tea. Stay tuned for more art, photos, and socio-political theorizing about this trope in commercial tea leaf art.

Revision as of 07:49, 17 September 2020

The Salada Tea Plucker, Ceylon, postcard front, 1930s.
Tea Girl Safety Matches box cover, India, circa 1930s.

This page is a place-holder for a gallery of images that feature a woman in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) plucking tea. Stay tuned for more art, photos, and socio-political theorizing about this trope in commercial tea leaf art.

catherine yronwode
curator, historian, and docent
The Mystic Tea Room

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