Issue 01 · Further reading
Sources & credits
Sri Lanka Tea Board
History of Ceylon Tea. The expansion of coffee cultivation in Sri Lanka.
Read source → · Sri Lanka Tea BoardSri Lanka Tea Board
A Plantation Economy. Coffee, tea and colonial trade.
Read source → · Sri Lanka Tea BoardMcCook & Vandermeer; Talhinhas et al.
Histories and biology of coffee leaf rust, including the Ceylon epidemic.
Read source → · McCook & Vandermeer; Talhinhas et al.Additional source → · McCook & Vandermeer; Talhinhas et al.American Phytopathological Society
Coffee Rust. Disease biology and H. M. Ward’s investigations.
Read source → · American Phytopathological SocietyThomas Cross
Coffee, Ceylon and Kew Gardens. Plantation science and agricultural change.
Read source → · Thomas CrossSri Lanka Tea Board
Tea Saves the Day. James Taylor and the growth of Ceylon tea.
Read source → · Sri Lanka Tea BoardSri Lanka Export Development Board
Ceylon Coffee from Sri Lanka. Arabica and Robusta cultivation.
Read source → · Sri Lanka Export Development BoardK1 Origins
Ceylon Coffee, Trace & Taste. Kotmale coffee and Sri Lankan origins.
Read source → · K1 OriginsAdditional source → · K1 OriginsK1 Origins
Brazilian Coffee, Trace & Taste. Minas Gerais, processing and flavour.
Read source → · K1 OriginsNational Coffee Association
French Press Coffee. A guide to home brewing.
Read source → · National Coffee AssociationK1 Origins
Second Harvest. Products, stories, knowledge and purpose.
Read source → · K1 OriginsK1 Origins
Australian Lavender Body Butter, Trace & Taste. Origin and product information.
Read source → · K1 OriginsRoyal Horticultural Society
How to Grow Lavender. Planting and garden care.
Read source → · Royal Horticultural SocietyK1 Origins
Experiences. Matale and guided visits.
Read source → · K1 OriginsRoyal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Arabica Coffee and Plants of the World Online. Natural range and forest diversity.
Read source → · Royal Botanic Gardens, KewAdditional source → · Royal Botanic Gardens, KewNational Coffee Association
History of Coffee. Coffee history and the Kaldi legend.
Read source → · National Coffee AssociationSmithsonian National Museum of American History
Coffee-ceremony table from DAS Ethiopian restaurant. Coffee and Ethiopian hospitality.
Read source → · Smithsonian National Museum of American History
Photography & illustration
Estate and coffee photographs: K1 Origins (Matale, Sri Lanka); sorting-table setting digitally restyled. Café photograph: Nathan Dumlao / Unsplash. Lavender: Léonard Cotte (Drôme, France) and A Fox / Unsplash. Lalibela landscape: mulugeta wolde / Unsplash. Stock photographs used under the Unsplash License. Cover and shared-coffee still lifes, Kaldi artwork and brewing-step pictures: AI-created editorial illustrations for K1 Origins. The Kaldi scene illustrates a legend. Collection-page images: K1 Origins website.