Tea Canister Frosted Decor by Keitaro Arakawa Small Teapot The "plain bark" used for

The "plain bark" used for the topmost outer lid serves as the product name

The woody and foresty fragrance conjures the still air drifting through remote mountain woods

These chopsticks feature a diagonally cut head and a pattern of golden scales that exude a vibrant and traditional Japanese aesthetic

The executive desks seen in classic films are spacious

while the thin rim allows the flavor to be experienced with purity and precision

Tea Canister Frosted Decor by Keitaro Arakawa Small Teapot The "plain bark" used forCreated by traditional craftsman Keitaro Arakawa, this tea caddy is small enough to fit in a woman's hand while maintaining a substantial and refined finish. It uses "shimofuri kawa," the raw state of cherry bark, and the outer lid is finely adjusted to close smoothly. Additionally, great attention has been paid to details, such as the intricate work on the inner lid's knob. *Since natural materials are used, each piece will have unique knot patterns