Sakura Tea Canister
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This tea canister, created by Yatsuyanagi, is made of cherry bark work from Akita Prefecture and decorated with a cherry blossom motif. The glossy brown cherry bark has a moist texture and a beautiful shine. The inside is made of steel, which is airtight, lightproof, and moisture resistant.
The cherry trees used for Akita cherry bark work are mainly wild cherry trees from the Tohoku region, which grow in a harsh climate and are said to be beautiful and durable.
DETAILS
| Quantity | 1 |
| Size | D 8.3 cm (3.3 in) x H 9.5 cm (3.7 in) |
| Capacity | 150 g (5.3 oz) of Japanese tea leaves |
| Material |
Wood Inside: Steel |
| Microwave | No |
| Dishwasher | No |
Maker / Brand
Founded in 1876, Yatsuyanagi continues to preserve the rare art of the traditional cherry bark craft known as kabazaiku. Located in Japan's picturesque Kakunodate region, Senboku City, Akita Prefecture, their master artisans blend centuries-old techniques with modern design, meticulously handcrafting each piece to create products that are both functional and beautiful.
From this collection of fine cherry bark crafts, experience the perfect harmony of Japanese tradition and contemporary elegance in your everyday life.
Crafts
Kabazaiku is a craft made in Akita Prefecture, in northern Japan, from the bark of yamazakura, or “Japanese mountain cherry.” The captivating silk or metal-like luster unique to cherry tree bark, combined with its deep color, is used to create pieces of unparalleled beauty. This traditional Japanese craft has a history spanning about 250 years.
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Japanese Tea Canisters & Chasaji Teaspoons
Infuse every aspect of your tea time with elegance. Our collection of handcrafted tea canisters, made of wood and metal, will help you keep your tea fresher and more delicious, for longer. Choose a handcrafted chasaji spoon—traditional or modern to suit your tastes—to scoop tea leaves with ease and style.
Sakura
Japanese cherry blossoms, or sakura, are an iconic symbol of the spring season. Blooming at first bud by bud, then all at once, they drape Japan’s parks and avenues with delicate clouds of white and pink. Ephemeral, the blossoms fall quickly, reminding us to be in the moment and appreciate each day. Their beauty is celebrated across Japanese art and adorns traditional crafts. Discover the tableware and decor that will bring these graceful flowers into your own home.
