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TAKEKURABE WASHI BOX "COMPETITION OF GROWING BAMBOO"
Washi tea caddy decorated with dancing bamboo shoots symbolizing fertility.
Washi paper, made from the fibres of the paper mulberry plant, is traditionally used in Japan to cover tea canisters. With their gold and pearly details, the papers are decorated with patterns often found on kimonos and Japanese textiles. Le Palais des Thés has discovered a series of wonderfully fresh prints for its new collection: dragonfly in the afterglow, white plum flower, competition of growing bamboo… a range of patterns that pay tribute to nature.
Each box has a double lid for perfect storage.
Washi tea caddy decorated with dancing bamboo shoots symbolizing fertility.
Washi paper, made from the fibres of the paper mulberry plant, is traditionally used in Japan to cover tea canisters. With their gold and pearly details, the papers are decorated with patterns often found on kimonos and Japanese textiles. Le Palais des Thés has discovered a series of wonderfully fresh prints for its new collection: dragonfly in the afterglow, white plum flower, competition of growing bamboo… a range of patterns that pay tribute to nature.
Each box has a double lid for perfect storage.
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