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Set de 2 boîtes à thé asanoha
These two tea tins japanese have a style that recalls clearly the year-end holidays ! The box red stimulates passion and brings energy by its bright color. The white box is reminiscent of the snow and the delicate snowflakes.
To keep your japanese green tea, slide your sheets, or your pouches on the inside of these boxes asanoha. They will retain all the delicious flavours and aromas, powerful or subtle, of your favorite beverage.
Of tubular form, these two boxes of tea stow away easily in your closet. They are so pretty that you can even leave visible in your kitchen.
Their capacity enables you to store a good amount of leaves or bags. You are thus freed from the cardboard boxes unsightly, and save space.
Surprise your guests with this set original !
Manufactured in Japan
| Dimensions | Hauteur : 15 cm Diamètre : 7,5 cm |
|---|---|
| Contenance | 200 gr / pièce |
| Matière | Iron-white |
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