Tea Canister | Ainu Craft | CIKARPE AKAN

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Color: S: うぐいす色

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A tea can with a nostalgic yet innovative design!

This is a collaboration product between artists of the Akan-kotan Ainu village by Lake Akan and "Yamaji Paper Mill" in Fukui Prefecture, which produces Echizen washi.

The Ainu patterns are expressed using Yamaji Paper Mill's unique "floating paper" technique.
The design features a sense of novelty within a nostalgic atmosphere.

Of course it can be used as a tea can, and it's also ideal for storing sweets or coffee beans, making it a recommended souvenir for visitors from abroad and a gift for those who love Japanese history and traditional crafts.

Bring simple yet modern Ainu culture into your daily life.
Please enjoy this great traditional culture, nurtured and passed down in the northern great outdoors, in whatever style you prefer.

This time, we offer four colors including bush warbler green and light blue, in three sizes: large, medium, and small.

Information

Brand	CIKARPE AKAN
Production area	Hokkaido, Japan
Technique	Ainu craft
Material	Surface: Washi (Japanese paper), Interior: tin can, Coating: pigment
Size (cm)	S: W8 * D8 * H8 M: W7 * D7 * H12 L: W9 * D9 * H11
Weight (g)	S: 80, M: 90, L: 125
Caution	Not suitable for microwave, dishwasher, oven, direct flame, or induction cooktops.
Notes	• Because each piece is handmade, patterns and colors may vary between products. Also, there may be slight color unevenness or minor dents on the underside of the lid; please understand these as part of the handmade character. • Because pigment is applied to the surface, rubbing may cause color transfer to other items. • Avoid using in places exposed to sunlight for long periods. • Keep away from water; washi may peel off. • Do not place near fire. • Package photos are for illustration; logos and designs may change. • Because washi uses natural materials, you may see plant bark, fibers, or oils; these do not affect use.