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Tea box decorated with floral
This box of japanese tea gives you in the first place a visual journey. Its colors and patterns you away in a journey to the heart of nature. Take the opportunity to bring back tea leaves !
The master craftsmen in japanese are eager to share their passion for nature. The objects of daily life become in their hands real jewels ornamental. Do not hide anymore your bags in your cupboards, go out proudly on your tea box !
Away from light and moisture, your products remain in this box all their properties. Enjoy a drink rich in flavours and fragrances ! We recommend that you do not mix several kinds of teas, in order to avoid transfer of taste.
Available in two colors : red and green. The red gives your decor a passion. The green enhances the authentic look of the deco and wine tasting.
Iron box white. Capacity of 100 gr.
| Contenance | 100 grammes100 grammes |
|---|---|
| Matière | Iron-white |
| Colors | Red Green |
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If Japan is known for its different drinks, tea is probably one of the most shared in the world. Made in Japan offers you a range of Japanese cups and mugs to enjoy your tea or other hot drinks. Discover our Japanese cups and mugs made of porcelain, ceramic or sandstone created thanks to the expertise of the Japanese master craftsmen and offering a wide variety of colors and patterns.
The origin of Japanese cast iron teapots dates back to the 11th-12th centuries. These traditional Japanese teapots have a finely enameled interior to avoid the risk of oxidation. Japanese artisans have chosen cast iron for making traditional Japanese teapots because this material is a good conductor and helps to accumulate and conserve heat for a long time. They keep the tea warm for one to two hours.
Imported from China in the twelfth century, Japanese tea is mainly associated with a fine green tea powder called Matcha tea which is one of the favorite drinks of the Japanese. This tea is mainly tasted during the traditional tea ceremony in Japan. Japanese matcha tea has many virtues. It has been considered for a long time by the Samurai as a medicine. It contains many beneficial elements that allow it to be endowed with important nutritional quality, and thus strengthen the immune system, fight against cholesterol but also to prevent cancer and aging of the skin.