
Washi Tea Box W2 | Yuki

Sleek motives over royal blue background make this Japanese Washi box an ideal choice to brighten your tea corner. Comes in our most popular volume!
The word Washi refers to the traditional Japanese decorative paper that wraps this stainless steel box. Thanks to its tightness and double plastic lid, this tea box will keep your tea fresh.
A true testament to Japanese rigour and attention to detail, the pattern continues perfectly under the seal of the lid.
Diameter: 6.5 cm
Height: 10 cm
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