Join the Tea Set blonde pouring tea, guys clarinette and Saxophone, tea-set t-shirts by Michael Joseph, silver and peacock-blue floral delight frame

Title:                        Join, the Tea Set Silver and peacock-blue floral delight

Picture :                   Michael Joseph
Frame :                    Justine Joseph

Picture :                 w : 26 cm               h : 37,5 cm
Frame :                   w : 31 cm               h : 47,5 cm

“Join The Tea Set” was a phrase associated with the British counterculture movement of the 1960s, particularly the psychedelic scene centered around London. The term “tea set” was slang for a group of people who were part of this movement, often congregating in cafes or other social spaces to discuss art, music, literature, and philosophy while consuming psychedelic substances like LSD or marijuana-infused tea.

The phrase “Join The Tea Set” was used in various contexts, including on posters advertising events or gatherings where like-minded individuals were invited to come together to explore new ideas and experiences. These events could range from informal gatherings in someone’s home to larger organized happenings in clubs or music venues.

The counterculture movement of the 1960s, including the Tea Set phenomenon, was characterized by a rejection of mainstream societal norms and values, an embrace of experimentation and alternative lifestyles, and a focus on personal freedom, creativity, and spiritual exploration. It had a significant impact on art, music, fashion, and social attitudes, influencing subsequent generations and leaving a lasting legacy on Western culture.

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