Island stories愛蘭里 / 烏牛欄, Puli, Nantou
Helps digitise family stories with permission and credits the recordings' authors; tea accompanies personal work, not a ritual.
Cultural context
Ailan Listener / Collection
A long, soft brick-red vest with large rounded pockets, a cream shirt and dark straight trousers; a small contemporary recorder is secured to a bag loop. One paw supports a broad closed tea mug at the waist, while the other gently presses the edge of a pocket holding cards crediting the recordings’ authors; the cards do not float.
An oversized violet-grey cardigan with rolled sleeves and large mother-of-pearl buttons, plus soft cream trousers. Examines dry Dongding inside a small open tea caddy held in the paws; the hinged lid is attached, and the leaves stay inside.
00 / Original form
A relatively small broad head sits above a large soft body with a white-porcelain tea surface and silver-sage edge. Sleepy oval eyes, long paws and tiny feet give it a calm rhythm.
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