Steel tea canister 5.3oz (150g) Gray by NICHI-NICHI DOGU

Size: Diameter 8.3xH9.2cm. Body weight: 100g. Material: Steel. A color that matches the current kitchen style for traditional tea cans. The flat shape is a high skill of craftsmen. With a tin plate (golden) inner lid that maintains the same usability throughout the year and has a light-shielding property. Most of the work process is done by delicate handmade. The cans, which have been fine-tuned one by one by craftsmen, have high light-shielding, deodorant, and airtightness, and can store not only tea but also coffee and dried food. Living sensible life with Nichi-Nichi Dogu. Nichi-Nichi means Day to Day life in Japanese. We have refined the traditional tools that's been around for years in Japanese households. The tools have been modernized by redesigning and adding new ideas. We have collected tools made with Natural wood, Bamboo, Enameled steel and other natural materials for your sensible day to day life.

• Size: Diameter 8.3xH9.2cm. Body weight: 100g. Material: Steel.
• A color that matches the current kitchen style for traditional tea cans. The flat shape is a high skill of craftsmen.
• All the materials and manufacturing are made in Japan. The comfortable opening and closing feeling of the cans finely adjusted one by one by craftsmen has been inherited since the establishment in 1918. "Safe, comfortable and comfortable to use. Kotodo's desire to create something that people will love every time they use it is often expressed.
• With a tin plate (golden) inner lid that maintains the same usability throughout the year and has a light-shielding property. Most of the work process is done by delicate handmade. The cans, which have been fine-tuned one by one by craftsmen, have high light-shielding, deodorant, and airtightness, and can store not only tea but also coffee and dried food.
• Living sensible life with Nichi-Nichi Dogu. Nichi-Nichi means Day to Day life in Japanese. Nichi-Nichi Dogu has refined the traditional tools that's been around for years in Japanese households. The tools have been modernized by redesigning and adding new ideas.