1.5kg box limited edition Alben

From the first glance, the Alben tin stands out as a unique piece. More than just a container, it asserts an artistic, raw, and free posture, inspired by the codes of graffiti and improvised workshops. Stencils, overlays, and plays of textures and imprints create a vibrant, almost instinctive décor. Made in France from excellent metal, it combines this creative energy with a perfect requirement for preservation, its airtight lid precisely protecting the tea leaves.

Its generous size, holding up to 1.5 kg, evokes large workshop reserves, those precious accumulations that are kept, sorted, and rediscovered. A capacity designed for both enlightened connoisseurs and collectors, where tea becomes living matter, just like Alben's works.

Offer your teas a unique artistic setting with the Alben Limited Edition tea tin

A self-taught contemporary artist, Alben draws from the urban world to create a singular visual language, blending graffiti, screen printing, and repeated imprints. Influenced by the New Realists, such as Arman or César, he has been exploring the notion of accumulation for years, transforming everyday objects into fragments of stories. On this tin, stylized carp, graphic signs, and projections converse like layers of memory, between the East and street culture.

In an interior, this creation isn't just placed; it's displayed. It attracts, intrigues, and captivates. On a shelf, a countertop, or in the heart of a tasting area, it becomes a manifesto piece, almost a work of art in its own right. It's a clear choice: to prefer the singular object to the conventional one. A rare gift idea, for art lovers as much as for tea enthusiasts.

Available as a limited edition, this tin embodies a bold encounter between an artist and a century-old House. A collaboration where metal becomes canvas, where tea dialogues with contemporary creation. A piece to collect, to keep, almost confidential, like a nod to those who know how to recognize the exceptional.

It appropriately accommodates teas of character, deep, textured, almost narrative. Leaves that, like Alben's works, tell something about the world, its contrasts, and its riches. A tin that one opens as if entering a universe, with curiosity and a certain taste for the unexpected.