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Tea box-red flower paper "washi"
Its bright color brings more s to your kitchen ! The vividness of the red of this tea box japanese you will give dynamism and energy as soon as you lift, and every moment of the day.
The box is covered with " washi ", the rice paper on which are printed the color and the pattern of the flowers, dear to the hearts of the japanese.
The tea box lets you store and protect your tea from Japan, as well as any other type of tea, at your convenience. The maximum capacity approach the 200 gr. This saves space in your cupboards, removing the cardboard packaging !
This tea box will integrate perfectly well into a modern interior or more traditional, predominantly white with hints of red here and there.
| Dimensions | Hauteur : 15 cm Diamètre : 7,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Contenance | 200 gr |
| Matière | Iron-white |
| Colors | Red Black |
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