Discover our tea accessories:
tea canisters
The art of preserving your exceptional teas begins with choosing the ideal canister. In your kitchen, these true treasure chests protect your precious leaves from moisture, light, and air that alter their delicate aromas. Whether it's made of refined metal with its airtight lid or a Japanese artisanal one decorated with traditional washi paper, each canister tells a unique story. These art objects combine aesthetic beauty and optimal preservation, transforming your tea collection into a true sensory experience. From eco-friendly bamboo to sophisticated Japanese patterns, discover how these premium accessories revolutionize tasting and preserve the exceptional quality of your infusions.
How to choose a tea box?
The choice of your storage box depends on several essential criteria to preserve the aromatic properties of your infusions:
Materials play a crucial role in preservation. A metal tin offers optimal protection against all disruptive elements, while a wooden box like acacia adds a natural touch to your space. Tea boxes made of bamboo appeal to environmentally conscious consumers.
The capacity varies according to your needs: from 100g for a first order to 500g for tea enthusiasts. A compartmentalized box allows you to separate different types of teas, from delicate white tea to full-bodied black tea, including refined green tea.
The design transforms your accessory into a decorative element. Japanese models with their traditional patterns bring a unique aesthetic, while simple metal boxes prioritize efficiency.
What are the different types of tea storage containers?
Metal tea tin
The airtight metal tin remains the best choice for storing your loose tea. Its double lid ensures perfect sealing, protecting your leaves from the four enemies of preservation:
- Light: unlike glass, metal protects your teas from oxidation
- Humidity: the seal maintains an ideal dry environment
- Air: limits oxidation that alters flavors
- Odors: perfectly isolates your teas from coffee or spice aromas
These metal tea tins are suitable for all types of infusions, from tea bags to the most delicate loose tea.
Japanese washi tea tin
The Japanese box combines tradition and efficiency. Made of tin and decorated with artisanal washi paper, it transforms your storage into a true work of art. These models often feature a taller and narrower shape, optimizing shelf space.
The floral patterns and refined colors make these decorated tins both collectible items and practical accessories. Their inner lid ensures preservation as effective as classic metal models.
Wood and bamboo box
For authenticity lovers, wooden boxes made of acacia or bamboo offer an ecological alternative. Their natural appearance fits perfectly in a modern or traditional kitchen, bringing a warm touch to your tea space.
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