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Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister
Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister
Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister
Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister
Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister
Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister
Japanese luxury tea canister Japanese handmade copper tin tea canister Japanese hand pounded tea canister Japanese tea canister

Fuukidou

Tsubame-Tsuiki Hand-Pounded Copper Tea Canister 200g

$688.00
This durable canister, each one handcrafted with intention, is perfect for storing tea leaves while keeping them protected and fresh.
    • φ 3inches x H 5.8inches
    • 200g (7 onces)
    • Copper 33% Tin 50% Silver 17%

    ‘Tsubame-Tsuiki’ Copperware is a metalwork technique originating from Tsubame, Niigata during the mid-Edo period, using copper extracted from Mt. Yahiko. ‘Tsuiki’ is the hand-hammering technique, consisting of thousands of meticulous strikes to create a resilient, strong, texturized, and shiny finish.

    Fuukidou was founded by Mr. Fujii in 1945 in Tsubame-city, and is currently practiced by the father and son duo representing the 3rd generation.

    The technique has been designated a traditional craft by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry in 1981, and is considered a national treasure.