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Founded in 2018 and based in Mainland China, Oncha Lab is dedicated to producing the best of Asian tea blends using high-quality ingredients sourced from across the region. The aim of the brand is to translate traditional tea culture into modern lifestyles - one warm, delicious cup at a time.

Oncha Lab uses patented technology to extract aroma from flowers and fruits that preserves as much freshness and nutritional content as possible to translate to their teas.

Oncha Lab patronizes young Chinese street artists in the art world to prepare annual collectible limited editions, and sponsors Design Beijing.

OneMoreThing is Bangkok’s edgiest textiles design collective. The brand explores eccentric surfaces and expresses them through modern and abstract interpretations of traditional weaving techniques.

Co-founded by Narongsak Thongvatanavanich and Saran Yen Panya, OneMoreThing not only acts as a surface brand but also as a collaboration platform for talented artists, makers, and designers who are as passionate in woven surfaces and believe in “breaking the pattern”.

OneMoreThing’s debut collection was exhibited at three different venues across the Old Quarter of Bangkok, provoking discussions and social commentary on the social media era - the era of surreal projections of the self, the era of influencers, the era of flaunting exterior surfaces through an endless kaleidoscope of image consumption through sarcastic illustrations and precious textiles. Old kimonos were dissected and reconstructed into a new patchwork pattern along with patterns from vintage tiles commonly seen in Bangkok’s historic Charoenkrung artistic district.

As part of their progressive approach to surface design, OneMoreThing employs various approaches from visual arts, photography, and illustration, blending them seamlessly with the craft of textile weaving. 

Derived from the catch phrase "coffee or tea?", Or Tea? subtly suggests to the consumers that it is their choice to drink something healthier and happier.​

In 2010, the concept of Or Tea? was incubated in Hong Kong. The team travelled to rural areas in China to source some of the most exotic and representable teas, with the idea of introducing the ancient tea drinking culture to the west in a modern way. In 2011, Or Tea? made its way to Le Bon Marché in Paris for their soft launch to the market. Or Tea? was introduced to the European market in 2015 with their logistic center in The Netherlands and production line in Germany.​

The premium specialty tea brand aims to revolutionize tea drinking into a lifestyle to fulfill the desires of the modern generation. Inspired by the millennia of enjoyment from an ancient tradition, Or Tea? is a concept for today’s trendsetters, creating the most unique blends of premium tea and ingredients infused with art, humor, love, wellness, and positivity.

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Candle-making started as a method of stress relief for Jacqueline Kwong, but it quickly became a passion. She loved combining scents to please a variety of palettes, and even started working with fragrance makers to craft bespoke fragrances for friends and family.

For about 2 years, Jacqueline could not say "oyasumi" (goodnight in Japanese) to her daughter, because allergies interrupted her sleep. Medications did little, while rubbing oils on skin caused rashes and breathing issues. She spent hours of research to ensure essential oils could be used safely, without making her daughter suffer. While the candles she made worked and helped alleviate her daughter's symptoms, Jacqueline was surprised to find out that her daughter felt that they did not smell like "home". This sparked a journey to create non-toxic candles that were reminiscent of homes in Asia – starting with the familiar Southeast Asian scent of pandan and lemongrass.

Oyasumi Scents was thus born with a mission to share her Asian-inspired scents with the rest of the world. Today, the brand prides itself on providing a range of unique scents in hand-poured, non-toxic, soy candles. And while Jacqueline is thrilled to share her current blends, she continues to strive to craft new scents so that all can find an Oyasumi Scent that will make them comfortably say "oyasumi" at the end of the day.