Aset Dua Kimono in Sacred Maroon

Templewear for Ceremonial Living.

Natural and naturally-derived fibres, cut to move from ceremony into everyday life.

The Orchid Bloom edit.

Three forms from this month’s collection, selected for distinct shape, colour and movement.

Availability by size

Choose your size on the product page to see whether the piece is available or offered on commission.

Made slowly, in small batches.

Core pieces remain in the collection and are made in small runs as they are asked for.

Natural and naturally-derived fibres

The pieces shown here are linen or lyocell silk. Exact material is named on each product page.

The Tending Rite

Eligible authentic pieces may return for assessment. Work, cost, postage and timing are confirmed separately.

Tea practice inside the TI YA RA Temple in Ubud
Ubud, Bali

The Ubud Temple

A place to experience TI YA RA in person.

Visit the Ubud Temple to discover templewear, share tea and spend time inside the world the garments come from.

Visit the Ubud Temple

The Method

Yangsheng Cha Dao

Yangsheng Cha Dao begins at the table.

A living tea practice shaped by constitution, climate and season.

Enter Yangsheng Cha Dao
Tea poured at the Yangsheng Cha Dao table

The whole experience felt like shopping, entertainment, meditation, gratitude and humbling at the same time. You created a niche gem.

A visitor to the Ubud Temple

Templewear

Forms to return to.

Makoto and Yori pieces from the wider templewear collection.

Tiyana Ti, founder of TI YA RA TEMPLE

The Founder

Tiyana Ti

Founder of TI YA RA TEMPLE · Custodian of Yangsheng Cha Dao

Garment, tea and time at the table belong to the same life here.

The Temple moves at the pace of a practice returned to, day after day. Tea is the teacher.

Founder of TI YA RA TEMPLE

Custodian of Yangsheng Cha Dao

Six years of daily tea practice

Meet Tiyana Ti