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Cherry bark tea box, HIRAGATA, 200 gr
Cherry bark tea box, HIRAGATA, 200 gr
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Technical Data
| Diameter | 11 cm |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 200 gr |
| Compositions | cherry bark |
| Product origin | made in Japan |
| Height | 8.9 cm |
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[A reasonable flat-type tea box with a tin can inside]
This is a reasonably priced flat tea caddy made from a tin can with cherry bark (wild cherry bark). Cherry bark has antibacterial properties and also works to soften the heat conduction of metals. In addition, the tin can used as the base material has excellent airtightness. This tea caddy brings out each other's characteristics by combining cherry bark and metal. The richly expressive amber color of cherry bark deepens with use, creating a beautiful glow.The richly expressive amber color of cherry bark deepens with use, creating a beautiful glow. font>
[Design] Tomioka Shoten
[Traditional crafts] Kabazaiku (Akita Prefecture)
[Size] 100g/approximately ø73 x H80mm, 150g/approximately ø83 x H95mm, 200g/approximately ø89 x H110mm
[Material] Cherry bark, pewter, plywood, glossy.
"Please avoid leaving the product in direct sunlight, near a heat source such as than a stovetop or in a damp location, as this may cause the attached cherry peel to peel off and shorten the life of the product."
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