Maneki Neko Suzoku Tea Tin – 2 colors
Maneki Neko Suzoku Tea Tin – 2 colors
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Description
A Maneki Neko-shaped tea tin that is joyful and instantly recognizable, available in silver-white or gold and made in Japan.
This Suzoku tea tin features the round, expressive silhouette of the Maneki Neko, the famous Japanese lucky cat. Its face generously occupies the lid, with large eyes, red ears, and a gentle expression that gives it plenty of personality.
The decoration continues on the lower part with a green garment punctuated by small flowers, touches of red, and various graphic details. You can also spot the Japanese character 福, "fuku," associated with the idea of happiness and good fortune.
Two colors are offered separately. The silver-white version offers a bright and fresh look, while the gold version has a warmer, more radiant presence. In both cases, red and green add rhythm to the design.
Made in Japan from tinplate, this 50-60g tea tin measures 8.6 cm in diameter and 8.4 cm in height. Beyond its daily use, its Maneki Neko shape makes it a beautiful object to leave on display in a tea corner or kitchen.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Japanese Maneki Neko-shaped tea tin
- Made in Japan
- Tinplate
- Indicated capacity: 50-60 g
- Dimensions: Ø 8.6 × H 8.4 cm
- Two colors: silver-white and gold
- Colorful design with flowers and the 福 character
- Colors sold separately
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Name: Suzoku Maneki Neko
Type: Japanese tea tin
Material: Tinplate
Indicated capacity: 50-60 g
Dimensions: diameter 8.6 cm × height 8.4 cm
Manufacturing: Japan
Pattern: Maneki Neko
Colors: white or gold
Sale: each color is sold separately
USAGE TIP
With its compact format and rounded silhouette, this tin easily finds its place in a space dedicated to tea. The two colors can also be combined to distinguish between different teas while creating a lovely decorative duo.
To preserve its finish, prefer gentle cleaning with a dry cloth and avoid prolonged contact with moisture.
What is a Maneki Neko?
The Maneki Neko is a Japanese figure representing a lucky cat.
Where is this tea tin made?
It is made in Japan.
What is its capacity?
The supplier indicates a capacity of 50-60 g.
Are the two colors sold together?
No. The silver-white and gold versions are sold separately.