All over India, life slows down when it’s time to sip that customary cup of chai – Quartz
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All over India, life slows down when it’s time to sip that customary cup of chai
Quartz Suspended animation. The teashops in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, open around 5am and stay open late into the night, often beyond midnight. There’s always tea and milk simmering on the stove. The chap who does the pouring ends with a flick of his wrist, … |
Quartz |
All over India, life slows down when it’s time to sip that customary cup of chai
Quartz Suspended animation. The tea shops in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, open at around 5am and stay open late into the night, often beyond midnight. There’s always tea and milk simmering on the stove. The chap who does the pouring ends with a flick of his wrist, … |
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