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These two tea tins japanese bring out the nobility and elegance to your wine tasting. The red box awakens the passions, greedy of each. The green box is close to the nature.
The floral patterns present on the two boxes remind us of the passion of the artisans for the nature.
To keep your japanese green tea, slide your sheets, or your pouches on the inside of these boxes. They will keep their flavors intact and aromas, powerful, or, more discreetly, of your favourite hot drink.
Your cupboards are overflowing already ? You can leave your two boxes on your table or work plan. Their color best compliments your decor.
You can store a good amount of leaves or bags. You are thus freed from the cardboard boxes unsightly, and save space.
Delivered in a beautiful box, they will remind you of Japan authentic that we all like !
Manufactured in Japan
| Dimensions | Hauteur : 15 cm Diamètre : 7,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Contenance | 200 gr / pièce |
| Matière | Iron-white |
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