Kikyo (Balloon Flower)｜Makie Tea Tin Canister｜KOTODO Can｜Tea Tins, Coffee Canisters, Kitchen containers

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Kikyo (Balloon Flower)｜Makie Tea Tin Canister｜KOTODO Can｜Tea Tins, Coffee Canisters, Kitchen containers

Tea & Coffee Canisters by

Handcrafted in Japan since 1910

- Kikyo (Balloon Flower)

Product Name	Kikyo (Balloon Flower)
Size	5.3 oz ( 150g ) *details are on products page
Material	Tin with Lacquer Coating + Hand Painting
Colors	Botan (Peony Pink) Akasabi (Nustic Red) Uguisu (Green) Ao (Dark Blue) Glossy Kuro (Glossy Black)
Comments	With gold color tin internal cap In the clear plastic case Made in Japan

The kikyo flower was a popular motif amongst Japanese warriors, and can be found on many family crests. Considered one of the seven plants of autumn, the blossoming of the kikyo flower signals the end of summer and the arrival of fall.

The capacities listed show the amount of sencha (Japanese tea leaves) that can be stored in each canister.