Asanoha tea tin gift set (2 tins)

Asanoha tea tin gift set (2 tins)

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Coffret Yugen lab de deux boîtes à thé japonaises cylindriques en fer blanc et papier washi avec motif Asanoha
Description

Two Japanese tea tins with Asanoha patterns, where delicate white and warm red interplay with elegance.

Inspired by traditional Japanese aesthetics, this set of two Asanoha tea tins combines the finesse of washi paper with the simplicity of an iconic Japanese geometric pattern. Made in Japan from tinplate and covered in Japanese paper, these two tins bring a refined touch to your tea ritual.

The Asanoha pattern, recognizable by its geometric shapes reminiscent of hemp leaves, is delicately repeated across their entire surface. Its intersecting lines create a play of small stars, in a regular and harmonious composition.

The first tin is distinguished by its cream-white background, traced with fine gold lines and dotted with pastel green, blue, and orange accents. The second reveals a deep orangey-red, enhanced by gold patterns and a few colorful highlights. Together, they form a contrasting duo, both luminous and warm.

The washi paper covering provides a subtle visual texture, while their cylindrical shape maintains the sobriety typical of everyday Japanese objects.

Presented side by side in a black gift box, these two tins make a lovely gift idea for lovers of tea and Japanese culture. They will also naturally find their place in a tea-tasting corner, to store two varieties of tea while adding a decorative note.

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Set of two tins: the white and red models are sold together.

  • Made in Japan: tinplate tins manufactured in Japan.

  • Washi paper: exterior covering in traditional Japanese paper with a delicately textured feel.

  • Asanoha pattern: Japanese geometric design inspired by hemp leaves.

  • Two complementary colors: cream white and orangey red, highlighted with gold details.

  • Presented in a gift box: a beautiful set to give as a gift or to keep for your own tea ritual.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

  • Type: set of Japanese tea tins

  • Composition: 2 tea tins sold together

  • Material: tinplate

  • Exterior covering: Japanese washi paper

  • Origin: Japan

  • Stated capacity: 200 g (breakdown per tin not specified)

  • Colors: cream white and orangey red

  • Details: gold patterns with touches of green, blue, and orange

  • Pattern: Asanoha, Japanese geometric

  • Shape: cylindrical

  • Exterior finish: lightly textured look of washi paper

  • Presentation: black gift box

  • Style: traditional Japanese, geometric and elegant

USAGE TIP

Use these two tins to store different varieties of loose-leaf tea, for example a Japanese green tea and a black tea, to maintain pleasant organization in your tea area.

Place them in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

To preserve their washi paper covering, clean the exterior gently using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid immersion in water and abrasive cleaning products.

What does the Japanese Asanoha pattern mean?

The Asanoha pattern represents stylized hemp leaves in a geometric composition. In Japan, it is traditionally associated with growth, vigor, and protection, particularly in textile designs.

Are the two tea tins sold together?

Yes, this set includes two matching tea tins, one white and one red, presented in a black box.

What is the specialty of washi paper?

Washi is a traditional Japanese paper appreciated for its texture and decorative qualities. Here, it covers the exterior of the tinplate tins and highlights the finesse of the Asanoha patterns.

Is this set suitable for gifting tea?

Yes, its presentation in a gift box and its two matching tins make it a lovely gift idea for someone who appreciates tea and Japanese objects.

Information
Matter : washi tin
Capacity : 200g
Color : red white
Useful notes :
Hand washing