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The form of this lovely box of japanese tea is a hymn to modernity ! The simplicity of its lines gives it a deceptively uncluttered. Her curves allow her to come and stay in the palm of your hand.
The black box will be agreeable to all persons who have a service japanese tea set cast iron. The color is perfectly consistent with the gross appearance of the material.
All the people who seek the light, the yellow box will bring a ray of sunshine to each tasting of their favourite drink.
To the lovers of the tea ceremony, the red box will give the fire of passion and love for the transmission.
Each box protects all the flavors and all the flavors of your tea leaves or your tea bags. For a better conservation, separate the different teas each other.
Put on your coffee table, your tea box brings a touch of color to your decor.
| Dimensions | Hauteur : 4,50 cm Diamètre : 6 cm |
|---|---|
| Contenance | 40 gr |
| Matière | Acier inoxydable |
| Colors | Red Black Yellow |
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