Japanese Tea Box - Kuro Hanabishi fêtedesmères "sakasa" meaning "upside down" in

"sakasa" meaning "upside down" in Japanese

This Japanese print from Kamisaka Sekka’s Chō Senshu (1904)

Material: Hand-painted papier mâché

the Mount Fuji and a beautiful red sun

Japanese Tea Box - Kuro Hanabishi fêtedesmères "sakasa" meaning "upside down" inJapanese Tea Box with Kuro Hanabishi Design This Japanese tea box showcases the Hanabishi motif, a traditional floral design symbolizing elegance and purity. Its compact size holds up to 100g of sencha tea, making it ideal for storing small quantities of fresh tea. The airtight lining protects tea from humidity and temperature changes, preserving its rich aroma. The deep black lid contrasted with delicate floral motifs makes this a refined item for