And Thats The Tea Cards

Description: Here’s the tea...

Description: You can't spell 'gossip' without 'sip.'

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Description: Spill it!

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Description: TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS

Description: Kermit-but that's none of my business- sipping tea

Description: Soon may the Wellerman come To bring us sugar and tea and rum (hey) One day, when the tonguin' is done We'll take our leave and go

Description: T or Tea is slang for gossip, situation, story or news. You can give Tea, get Tea or spill Tea. ... Tea is primarily used to describe gossip or refers to some juicy information.

Description: TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS

Description: A vintage gothic emblem inspired by Suriel Tea Co, featuring an ornate frame and a skeletal hand holding a steeping tea bag. Rich gold tones, distressed textures, and celestial accents create a mysterious, old-world fantasy mood. The design channels whispered secrets, clever gossip, and Prythian lore, blending dark academia aesthetics with playful bookish symbolism. A striking illustration for fans drawn to magical worlds, iconic fantasy references, and dramatic vintage artwork.

Description: “OMG, spill the tea on that drama!!!!” To Spill the Tea or T is to tell the truth about something juicy or scandalous. “T” has also always stood for the word “Truth” in drag culture. So to spill the tea or T . . . is to tell the truth about something juicy.

Description: “OMG, spill the tea on that drama!!!!” To Spill the Tea or T is to tell the truth about something juicy or scandalous. “T” has also always stood for the word “Truth” in drag culture. So to spill the tea or T . . . is to tell the truth about something juicy.

Description: Sweet Tea and Sunshine

Description: Cat Stevens illustration

Description: A charming typography illustration featuring the phrase “Spill The Tea” in large retro-inspired script lettering above a transparent glass cup filled with warm amber tea. The minimalist composition combines playful hand-lettered design with a cozy beverage theme, creating a stylish and humorous artwork inspired by tea culture, gossip, and casual conversation

Description: The worm in Labyrinth kept saying "come on in and meet the missus" but they never showed her. I wondered what she might look like. This was my possibility.

Description: TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS

Description: Thats What I Do I Play The Guitar And I Know Things. Musician, Musician Gift, Guitar, Guitar Player, Guitarist Gift, Guitar Pick, Guitar Music, Bass Guitar, Bassist, Bass Player, Musician Quote, Musician Gift Ideas, Guitar Legend, Guitar Teacher, Music Lover

Description: TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS

Description: Show your American patriotism and love for history with this unique design. Perfect for Boston Tea Party enthusiasts, naval history lovers, and coffee and tea drinkers. Features 'I Like My Coffee Black And My Tea In The Harbor'.

Description: A design featuring a pirate holding a cup of coffee and boxes on a ship, standing in water. The text at the bottom reads "I LIKE MY COFFEE BLACK AND MY TEA IN THE HARBOR."

Description: A witty nautical quote design featuring a classic sailing ship and the phrase “I Like My Coffee Black and My Tea in the Harbor.” Perfect for history lovers, tea enthusiasts, sailors, and fans of American Revolution humor.

Description: thats what i do i grill and i know things master of the flame

Description: thats what i do i grill and i know things master of the flame

Description: Thats What I do I Play the Guitar and I Know Things

Description: A stylized depiction featuring an elderly man with a ponytail and beard, wearing a red robe with yellow trim, holding a small grey cup. Behind him is a large pink flower with yellow stamens and dark green leaves, set against a black background with brushstroke accents.

Description: A cut design with a cup of sweet hot tea, delicious macarons, and some chocolate. A great gift for people who love yummy sweets, tea, and kawaii things.

Description: This whimsical cartoon design showcases a cute chibi character in Regency attire alongside the funny quote "I Came For The Tea And The Tension." It perfectly encapsulates the slow-burn romantic plots and ballroom drama written by beloved author Jane Austen. This playful pop-art aesthetic is tailor-made for cozy romance book readers, book club members, and tea lovers.

Description: A retro-style composition depicting a skeleton and a woman sitting opposite each other at a table, both holding teacups. The text "LIFE IS A JOKE AND DEATH IS THE PUNCHLINE" is prominently displayed in bold black letters on a cream background at the top and bottom edges.

Description: A detailed, sepia-toned drawing depicts a stacked collection of antique books, topped with donuts and pastries on tiered stands. Beside the books sits a steaming teacup and saucer, with a teapot to the left. A banner across the scene reads "The Finer Things Club."

Description: A beautiful folk-art inspired illustration featuring a classic blue and white porcelain floral teapot resting next to a colorful stack of novels. Curved vintage lettering frames the graphic to spell out The Jane Austen Tea Society Est. 1813. This charming cottagecore piece captures a cozy, warm beverage aesthetic that directly channels the spirit of Pride and Prejudice. A delightful option for librarians, tea drinkers, and dedicated book lovers.

Description: 250 Years Spilling The Tea American Flag Cup And Waves

Description: A delightful circular badge design celebrating The Jane Austen Tea Society Est 1813, featuring a charming floral teapot pouring tea alongside a small stack of books including Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, and Emma. This whimsical, vintage-inspired layout captures a cozy cottagecore and light academia look. It is an amazing option for English teachers, avid tea drinkers, and passionate bookworms who enjoy a warm beverage while reading.