How Green Tea Is Made

A vertical educational poster maps the journey from tea bush to cup with six numbered stages linked by a winding dotted path. Bold dark-green sans-serif type announces the bilingual title at the top; each step pairs a compact circular illustration with English and Chinese labels. Fresh sprigs become withered leaves, then pan-fired, rolled, dried, and finally steeped in a simple cup. A boxed brewing guide at the base specifies water temperature, steep time, and leaf weight. The composition is spare and sequential: generous cream margins isolate each icon, while the dashed line creates a gentle S-curve that guides the eye downward. Flat vector drawing, even lighting, and a muted jade-and-charcoal palette evoke botanical prints and contemporary packaging rather than photographic realism. The mood is calm, instructional, and slightly ceremonial—an invitation to understand a traditional craft through clean, modern graphic language.