Pure Awesomeness: Fluorescent Teabagging!

March 6th, 2009

By: Melysa

Korean designer Wonsik Chae's light concept is in the shape of a teabag filled with fluorescent molecules that react to chemicals in a teacup. The result: a new meaning to the words "tea light."

Some people just have no imagination!

Via Gizmodo:

Korean designer Wonsik Chae’s light concept is in the shape of a teabag filled with fluorescent molecules that react to chemicals in a teacup. The result: a new meaning to the words “tea light.”

Much like normal cups of tea, you dip the teabag in to start the reaction. You then “draw a light” by pulling up the teabag and letting the fluorescent molecules slip into the chemical concoction. Draw it multiple times to make the concoction darker and thus the light brighter.

Someone please explain to me what’s so awesome about having a glowing bag of tea? This man needs to take some acid or some sh!t and put that brain to some real use. Fluorescent bags of tea? Hell no! Fluorescent teabagging? Now that’s some sh!t I can really get into!

I already heart balls as is (See pics below), but nothing would be more awesome than meeting up with my friends at the bar after work and explaining to them why my mouth and face are neon and glowing!

p style=”text-align:center;”> Korean designer Wonsik Chae's light concept is in the shape of a teabag filled with fluorescent molecules that react to chemicals in a teacup. The result - a new meaning to the words "tea light."