Akita Selection | WADUTSU Cherry Bark Tea Caddy
A breathable Kakunodate birch wood inlay tea caddy produced by Fujiki Denshiro Shoten, a shop with a 170-year history dating back to the Edo period.
Founded in the fourth year of the Kasei era of Edo (1122), Fujiki Denshiro Shoten boasts a history of over 170 years and is a leading manufacturer of “kaba-zaiku” (kaba-zaiku) craftsmanship in Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture. Recipient of the GOOD DESIGN Award, Fujiki Denshiro transforms traditional craftsmanship into exquisite products that resonate with modern aesthetics.
“WADUTSU” is a signature piece from Denshiro Shoten. It cleverly uses cherry bark and maple wood, or wood of different colors, to create a circular design full of modern rhythm. Each layer is joined with perfect precision, showcasing the ultimate woodworking craftsmanship.
✦Airtight and Fragrance -Locking —Natural cherry bark possesses natural airtightness, locking in the aroma of tea for a long time. ✦The More You Use It, the More Beautiful It Becomes —Natural tree bark gradually develops a warm, amber-like luster with use. ✦Craftsmanship —Each piece is handmade, with slight variations in texture and color, showcasing the beauty of natural materials.
【Product Specifications】
- Style: Wadusu wheel arches (without veneer) x Maple wood splicing
- Dimensions: Approximately φ82 × H122 mm
- Weight: Approximately 200g
- Origin: Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture, Japan
【Shipping Information】
International shipping fee is a fixed ¥2,000 (globally applicable, regardless of quantity).
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| Product Type / Price | Wadusu wheel arch (no slab) × Maple wood splicing, 1 piece/¥17200 |
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