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Daruma tea box
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The tea boxes allow you to keep your leaves and bags away from light, heat and moisture. Leaves and sachets thus keep all their aromas. And your favorite hot drink delivers in the mouth all the subtleties that you like.
If you like to practice the tea ceremony, put down your tea leaves japanese green tea in the hollow of this box. You are sure to never disappoint your guests!
They japanese tea boxes present varied aesthetics from one box to another. This one presents an emblematic character of the traditional Japanese scene.
Bright and vibrant colors remind of passion, motivation, power. You will be full of happiness and good mood even before you have brought your cup to your lips!
This large Daruma tea box can hold up to 800 gr. Many delicious hot drinks in prospect!
| Dimensions | Hauteur : 21 cm Diamètre : 11,50 cm |
|---|---|
| Contenance | 800 grammes |
| Matière | Iron-white |
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