Description
MiNo. 0590A MC(I-III) Myanmar
Opr.; A = perforated K 14 1/2:14; B = imperforated
Maximum Card, Issue Date: February 20, 2026
Picture Descriptions:
dq) Tea Plantation
590 A 200 K multicolor dq
Quantity MC: 200 pieces
Designer: Mr. Thiha Lwin (TMH) and Myanmar Post
Printer: Security Printing Works (Myanmar)
Conservation status:
Here as a Maximum Card (Version I-III) with perforated Single Stamp and first day cancellation
Issue Notice:
Opr.; A = perforated K 14 1/2:14; B = imperforated
Maximum Card, Issue Date: February 20, 2026
Picture Descriptions:
dq) Tea Plantation
590 A 200 K multicolor dq
Quantity MC: 200 pieces
Designer: Mr. Thiha Lwin (TMH) and Myanmar Post
Printer: Security Printing Works (Myanmar)
Conservation status:
Here as a Maximum Card (Version I-III) with perforated Single Stamp and first day cancellation
Issue Notice:
- The single stamp was issued as a Souvenir Sheet.
- Tea culture originally started in Asia. In Myanmar, tea is mainly cultivated in Shan State.
- The tea plantation shown in the stamp is the Oolong Tea Plantation in the Tah Moe Hnye Region, Kutkai Township, Northern Shan State.
- In Myanmar, tea is traditionally used, especially as pickled tea leaves and green or dried tea leaves.
- Pickled tea leaves, which are made through fermentation and steeping, are used to prepare tea leaf salad (Lahpet Thoke) by mixing them with various ingredients.
- Dried tea leaves are used to make plain green tea.
