Mount Fuji and Crane tea tin - 2 colors
Mount Fuji and Crane tea tin - 2 colors
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Description
A small Japanese tea tin with a retro charm, inspired by the landscapes and traditional symbols of Japan.
With its look of a small antique tin and its character-filled illustrations, this 40g Japanese tin plate tea tin evokes the vintage labels of Japanese tea merchants. Made in Japan, it combines a matte finish with colorful designs inspired by the world of woodblock prints and traditional Japanese imagery.
Its round and compact format, accompanied by a matching lid, gives it a simple and authentic charm. On the top, a circular illustration recalls old commercial labels, with the inscriptions "Japan Tea" and "Extra Choicest".
Two colors and designs are available, sold separately:
- Blue – Mount Fuji: on a deep blue background, the lid depicts Mount Fuji overlooking a lush landscape, accompanied by figures in traditional clothing. The red rays of the rising sun and the retro inscriptions bring a warm touch to this Japanese-inspired scene.
- Red – Japanese Crane: this vivid red version features a white crane with wings spread, flying over a landscape where water, vegetation, and a mountainous horizon mingle. The softly hued illustration contrasts beautifully with the intense color of the tin.
In Japanese culture, Mount Fuji holds a special place in art and landscapes, while the crane, called Tsuru, is traditionally associated with longevity and good fortune.
The matte finish of the tin plate highlights the colors without excessive shine. With its advertised capacity of 40g, this small tin is suitable for storing small quantities of loose leaf tea, depending on the volume of the leaves.
Placed next to a teapot, tucked on a shelf, or given as a gift to a Japanese tea lover, it brings a nostalgic and colorful note to everyday life.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Japanese-made: tin plate tea tin made in Japan.
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Two designs to choose from: Mount Fuji on a blue background or Japanese crane on a red background.
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Retro style: illustrations inspired by antique Japanese tea labels.
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Matte finish: smooth surface with a sober and slightly satin appearance.
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Compact 40g format: suitable for small quantities of loose leaf tea.
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Decorative object: a small colorful tin that easily finds its place in a tea corner.
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Sold individually: each color is sold separately.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
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Type: Japanese tea tin
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Material: tin plate
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Origin: Japan
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Advertised capacity: 40g
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Shape: round and cylindrical
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Finish: matte
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Available colors: blue and red
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Blue design: Mount Fuji, traditional Japanese landscape, and figures
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Red design: Japanese crane in flight and natural landscape
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Decoration: circular illustration on the lid, with retro "Japan Tea" inscriptions
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Lid: removable and matching
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Style: traditional Japanese, vintage
USAGE ADVICE
Use this small tin to store a quantity of your favorite tea, whether it is a sencha, genmaicha, or another loose leaf tea. Its 40g capacity also makes it a useful format for storing small portions of different varieties.
Place it in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
To preserve its matte finish and the lid illustrations, gently clean the outside with a slightly damp soft cloth, then dry thoroughly. Avoid immersion in water and abrasive products.
Is this tea tin made in Japan?
Yes, this tin plate tea tin is made in Japan. Its illustrations are inspired by traditional Japanese landscapes and symbols.
How much tea can this tin hold?
Its advertised capacity is 40g. The actual amount of loose leaf tea may vary depending on the size and density of the leaves.
What is the difference between the two models?
The blue model depicts Mount Fuji in a traditional Japanese landscape, while the red model is decorated with a white crane in flight. Both tins are sold separately.
What does the crane symbolize in Japanese culture?
The crane, called Tsuru in Japanese, is traditionally associated with longevity, good fortune, and wishes for happiness. It frequently appears in Japanese decorative arts.



