Fujisan Japanese tea tin - 2 colors

A Japanese tea tin in bright colors, where the majestic Mount Fuji mingles with delicate traditional floral patterns.

An iconic symbol of Japan, Mount Fuji is invited into your tea ritual with this 100g Fujisan Japanese tea tin, made in Japan. Crafted from tinplate and covered in Japanese washi paper, it captivates with its rich colorful design, inspired by traditional Japanese landscapes and decorative motifs.

Its cylindrical shape and matching lid highlight a composition where the silhouette of Mount Fuji dominates a flowery landscape. The colors are layered harmoniously, between soft shades, bright contrasts, and meticulous details.

Two colors are available, sold separately:

- Green – Mount Fuji and flowers: on a background with shades of turquoise green and blue, Mount Fuji appears with its light summit and purple slopes. In the foreground, a profusion of red, pink, orange, and white flowers, accompanied by green foliage, composes a generous decor that recalls traditional Japanese floral prints.

- Orange – Mount Fuji and traditional motifs: this version plays on warm tones of yellow, orange, and coral. Mount Fuji, depicted in shades of deep green and white, stands out against a bright sky. At its feet, stylized flowers, foliage, and wavy patterns add a beautiful graphic richness to the whole.

The washi paper coating, with its delicately textured appearance, emphasizes the decorative nature of these two models. Every detail seems designed to evoke Japanese nature, its landscapes, and its seasonal changes.

With an advertised capacity of 100 g, this tin allows you to store your loose tea while adding a colorful touch to your tasting area.

On a shelf, near a teapot, or in the heart of a tea corner, it naturally draws the eye. A pretty everyday object that reminds us how much the Japanese art of living attaches importance to small details.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Japanese manufacture: tinplate tea tin made in Japan.

• Washi paper: exterior covering in traditional Japanese paper with a finely textured appearance.

• Fujisan motif: depiction of Mount Fuji surrounded by flowers and decorations inspired by Japanese aesthetics.

• Two colors to choose from: turquoise green with multicolored flowers or orange with floral and graphic patterns.

• 100 g format: suitable for storing loose tea, depending on leaf volume.

• Decorative object: a tin with expressive colors to accompany your tea ritual.

• Sold individually: both colors are sold separately.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

• Type: Japanese tea tin

• Model: Fujisan

• Material: tinplate

• Exterior covering: Japanese washi paper

• Origin: Japan

• Advertised capacity: 100 g

• Shape: cylindrical

• Lid: matches the decor

• Available colors: green and orange

• Main motif: Mount Fuji

• Secondary motifs: stylized Japanese flowers, foliage, and graphic elements

• Exterior finish: lightly textured appearance of the washi paper

• Style: traditional Japanese, floral and colorful

USAGE TIPS

Use this tin to store your loose tea, whether it is Japanese green tea, black tea, or another variety enjoyed daily.

Store it in a dry place, away from direct sunlight, humidity, and heat sources.

To preserve the decor's colors and the washi paper covering, gently clean the exterior using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid immersion in water and abrasive products.

Is this Fujisan tea tin made in Japan?

Yes, this tinplate and washi paper tea tin is made in Japan. Its decor depicts Mount Fuji, one of the country's most iconic landscapes.

How much tea can this tin hold?

Its advertised capacity is 100 g. The actual quantity may vary depending on the type of tea, the size, and the density of the leaves.

What is the difference between the two colors?

The green model features a Mount Fuji with purple shades surrounded by multicolored flowers, while the orange model combines a green Mount Fuji with floral and graphic motifs in warm tones. Both models are sold separately.

What is Japanese washi paper?

Washi is a traditional Japanese paper appreciated for its texture and decorative appearance. It is used here to cover the exterior of the tinplate tin.