Shiki Seikaiha Blue Washi Paper Wrapped Tea Canister (S) - Japanese Chazutsu Tea Containers and is known as one

and is known as one of the “Rokkoyo” – the six oldest kilns in Japan

Bizen is also known as one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns

Conservation: 1 year unopened

and the moon to landscape figures and innovative geometric patterns

Kabusecha was called “hot water Gyokuro” - meant for steeping at hotter temperatures similar to sencha but still providing a rich umami flavor

Shiki Seikaiha Blue Washi Paper Wrapped Tea Canister (S) - Japanese Chazutsu Tea Containers and is known as oneJapanese Washi Paper covered metal tea tins are designed with traditional Japanese patterns and handcrafted techniques. Japanese Washi paper inspires strength, beauty, and quality. Traditional Washi paper is made from the fibers of the Gampi tree, the Misumata Shrub, the Mulberry bush, Bamboo, Hemp, Rice, and other natural materials. The natural fibers, bark, and flower petals provide great texture and character to these papers from Japan. As Washi