Tsubaki Japanese tea canisters - 3 colors
Tsubaki Japanese tea canisters - 3 colors
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Description
Small and elegant, the Tsubaki tea tin features a minimalist design inspired by the Japanese camellia flower. Three colors with very different characters: sparkling white, deep black, or vibrant green.
With its low, rounded silhouette, this Japanese Tsubaki tea tin stands out from traditional cylindrical tins. Its compact 40g format and intentionally minimalist design give it a discreet presence, easy to integrate into any tea space.
The central motif depicts a tsubaki flower, the Japanese camellia. On the black model, it appears in a dark red tone that matches the lettering, creating a sober and profound contrast. The green version reverses the balance with a black pattern that stands out clearly against the botanical background.
The lid features the floral motif as well as Japanese characters, while the name "Tsubaki" appears on the body of the tin. The result is graphic, simple, and immediately recognizable, far from highly ornate floral compositions.
Made in Japan from tinplate, this tin is available in three colors sold separately.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Tsubaki tea tin made in Japan
- Tinplate
- Indicated capacity: 40 g
- Compact format and rounded shape
- Japanese camellia motif
- Minimalist and graphic Japanese style
- Three colors: white, black, or green
- Models sold separately
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Type: Japanese tea tin
Model: Tsubaki
Material: tinplate
Indicated capacity: 40 g
Manufacturing: Japan
Available colors: black and green
Design: tsubaki/camellia flower
Shape: round and compact
Sale: each color is sold separately
USAGE ADVICE
Its small size is particularly suitable for a selection of tea kept in small quantities. The colors also make it easy to distinguish between different teas when several tins are used side by side.
To preserve the exterior of the tin, use a soft, dry cloth and store it away from humidity.
What does Tsubaki mean?
Tsubaki is the Japanese name for the camellia, the flower depicted on this tin.
Where is this tea tin made?
It is made in Japan.
What is its capacity?
The supplier indicates a capacity of 40 g.
Are the three colors sold together?
No. The models are sold separately.



