Blue Fan-Patterned Tea Tin

A set of blue fans on a dark background, fine lines, and a typically Japanese charm. This tea tin, covered in washi paper, brings a graphic and elegant touch to your tea ritual.

On an almost black midnight blue background, a multitude of Japanese fans unfold in a delicate interweaving of white lines and shades of blue. Some fans are defined by their fine ribs, while others stand out with flatter, brighter areas of blue.

This dense yet harmonious design is reminiscent of traditional Japanese textile patterns. The contrast between the colors adds depth to the whole, without losing the sobriety that is its greatest charm.

Made in Japan, this cylindrical tea tin combines a tinplate structure with a covering of washi paper, a Japanese paper prized for its delicate appearance.

With a capacity of 200g, it allows you to store your favorite teas while adding a decorative note to your kitchen or your dedicated tea space.

A beautiful everyday object for those who love to experience the details of Japanese aesthetics even in the simplest gestures.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Japanese craftsmanship

• Tinplate structure and washi paper covering

• Japanese fan patterns with delicate lines

• Combination of midnight blue, light blue, and white

• Cylindrical shape with lid

• 200g capacity

• Graphic design inspired by traditional Japanese patterns

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Type: Japanese tea tin

Materials: tinplate and washi paper

Pattern: Japanese fans

Colors: midnight blue, light blue, and white

Capacity: 200 g

Dimensions: 7.5 × 15 cm

Shape: cylindrical

Manufacturing: Japan

USAGE TIPS

Place this tea tin away from humidity and direct light, in a dry place. Its deep blue decor goes particularly well with white ceramic tea accessories or natural wood elements.

To preserve its washi paper covering, clean the outside gently with a soft, dry cloth.

What is the capacity of this Japanese tea tin?

It can hold up to 200 g of tea, depending on the volume occupied by the leaves.

What materials is it made of?

It combines a tinplate structure with an outer coating of Japanese washi paper.

Where is this tea tin made?

This tea tin is manufactured in Japan.

What are its dimensions?

It measures 15 cm in height and 7.5 cm in diameter.