Preparing blooming tea (also known as flowering tea) is very simple and pleasant to watch.
Typically made of tea leaves bound with flowers,
It blooms into a beautiful surprise right in front of your eyes.
Flowering tea is a treat for the eyes, nose, and palate. Consisting of tea leaves woven around a dried blossom, flowering tea is brewed in a glass teapot so everyone can enjoy watching the tea "bloom." Skilled artisans create the tea bundles, weaving and tying them into a ball. Other names for flowering tea include blooming tea, blossoming tea, display tea, and tea balls.
All true teas come from the Camellia sinensis plant. Growers create different teas, such as green, black, and oolong, by varying the drying and processing methods. Herbal teas are tisanes (herbs, spices, and other plant material), not true teas. Flowering tea is a mixture of tea and tisanes. 
in ancient times, people used tea as a herbal medicine long before drinking it for pleasure. They added flowers to boost the medicinal value and sensory delights of the tea. Some blossoms commonly used in flowering tea are jasmine, calendula, globe amaranth, marigold, and lily.