Seigaiha Waves Tea Tin – Pink or Green

Delicately drawn Japanese waves on a pastel background. The Nami tea tin combines the softness of pink or green with the elegance of a traditional Japanese pattern.

With its cylindrical silhouette and matte finish, the Nami tea tin appeals with its simplicity and soft colors.

On the front, a vertical strip of stylized waves catches the eye. This pattern, called Seigaiha in Japan, represents a succession of circular arcs evoking the movements of the sea. A traditional design revisited here in a clean and contemporary spirit.

The green model, with its fresh mint shades, brings a bright and botanical touch. The pink model, slightly coral, offers a softer and warmer atmosphere. In both versions, the tone-on-tone design creates a discreet contrast.

Made of tinplate with a matte finish, this 200g tea tin naturally finds its place in a tea corner or on a kitchen shelf.

The two colors are sold separately.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Japanese Seigaiha pattern representing stylized waves

• Two pastel colors: mint green and coral pink

• Vertical tone-on-tone decor

• Tinplate with matte finish

• Stated capacity: 200 g

• Dimensions: 15.5 × 7.5 cm

• Colors sold separately

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Model: Nami

Type: cylindrical tea tin

Material: tinplate

Finish: matte

Pattern: Japanese Seigaiha waves

Colors: pink or green

Capacity: 200 g

Dimensions: 15.5 × 7.5 cm

Sales: sold individually, choice of color

USAGE TIPS

Pair the green tin with a light-colored ceramic teapot for a fresh and soothing ambiance, or choose the pink version to add a warm note to your tea space.

Store in a dry place and clean the exterior with a soft cloth.

What does the Seigaiha pattern represent?

Seigaiha is a traditional Japanese pattern composed of repeating circular arc waves. It is often associated with the idea of calm and continuity.

Which colors are available?

The Nami tea tin comes in coral pink and mint green. Each color is sold separately.

What is its capacity?

The stated capacity is 200 g. The actual amount of tea depends on the size and volume of the leaves.