Fuji Kotobuki washi tea caddy, Mount Fuji, golden sun and cherry blossoms

Washi Fuji Kotobuki Box

Japanese tea caddy

Snow-capped Mount Fuji, a golden sun, seigaiha waves and a scattering of cherry blossoms: this washi tea caddy carries the name Kotobuki, the Japanese word for wishes of happiness and long life. Crafted in Japan from tinplate wrapped in washi paper, it keeps around 100 g of tea safe from light, moisture and odours thanks to its double lid. A bright, compact little caddy, perfect beside the teapot or given as a gift.

Packaging
Box 100g

€12.00

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Specifications

Capacity100g

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A design steeped in good fortune

In Japan, kotobuki (寿) is the word for life's great occasions: written to wish happiness and long life. Every detail of this tin's design draws on that tradition. Mount Fuji crowned with snow, a golden sun rising behind it, stylized clouds, seigaiha fan waves (a classic motif of peace and good luck), and a scattering of cherry blossoms. The whole composition shines in sky blue, powder pink and gold, making it a beautiful piece to display on a shelf or countertop.

About the tin

Materials: tinplate wrapped in washi, the traditional Japanese paper known for its long fibres and soft, silky feel.
Double lid: an inner lid seals the tin beneath the decorative outer lid, helping to lock in the aromas.
Capacity: approximately 100 g of tea, depending on leaf volume.
Dimensions: 66 mm diameter, 103 mm tall.
Origin: made in Japan.

Keeping your tea at its best

Tea has four natural enemies: light, moisture, heat and strong odours. An opaque tin with a double lid protects against the first three, as long as you keep it away from the hob and the spice cupboard. It's best to store one tea per tin: leaves quickly absorb the scents of their neighbours, especially flavoured teas.

To clean the tin, a dry cloth is all you need. Washi paper doesn't take well to water, so avoid damp sponges and dishwashers.

A compact size, easy to give

At 100 g, this tin works just as well for everyday teas as for those set aside for special moments. Filled with a Japanese green tea or a flavoured blend, it becomes a complete gift in itself, one that's kept and treasured long after the last cup.