A set of envelopes, postcards, small boxes, and tea tins with Okinawan designs.
Perfect as a Birthday present, White Day gift, or small gift.
About the Shisa Mintamar pattern
"Mintamar" means eyeball in Okinawan. Since ancient times, Shisa has protected people and their homes from disasters under the blue sky.
This original appearance of the shisa is expressed in a familiar way using its watching over eyes as a motif.
The Mintamar pattern is full of charm, looking this way and that, smiling.
Okinawa's classic tea "Sanpincha"
Sanpin tea is a standard tea in Okinawa.
It is said that "sanpin" is derived from "xiangpian" (jasmine tea), which was introduced from China during the Ryukyu Kingdom period.
A faint floral scent spreads refreshingly.
Set contents
・6 envelopes (60×98mm)
・3 postcards (100×150mm)
・1 small box (85 x 85 x 37 mm)
・1 can of tea (Sanpincha)
material
Mino washi paper and silk printing
Tea can (Sanpincha)
Name: Jasmine tea (Sanpincha)
Product form: Tea bag
Ingredients: Jasmine
Contents: 21g (3g x 7 packets)
Expiration date: 2 years from date of manufacture
Storage method: Store at room temperature away from direct sunlight, high temperatures and humidity.
[Notes]
-Please note that the pattern may vary slightly from the image depending on the cutting range.
-The color of the product photo may differ from the actual product depending on your monitor or the lighting in your room.
