1.5kg box limited edition Zoulliart

Name: 1.5kg box limited edition Zoulliart
Brand: Betjeman and Barton
SKU: 2203047
Price: 315.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Limited edition empty tea box - Zoulliart

This iconic Betjeman & Barton tin, designed by street artist ZoulliArt, celebrates the meeting of a century-old house and contemporary creation. Conceived for the House's 100th anniversary in 2019, it marks a joyfully audacious turning point in its history. Made in France from high-quality metal, it maintains all the functional requirements dear to Betjeman & Barton, durably protecting the leaves from air, light, and humidity thanks to its perfectly fitted airtight lid.

Its exceptional size allows it to hold up to 1.5 kg of loose-leaf tea or herbal tea, making this piece a true reserve for serious connoisseurs and tasting venues alike. A rare capacity, befitting its status as a statement object.

An empty ZoulliArt tea tin, between urban art and an exceptional case for your fine leaves

To celebrate this centenary, the House chose to open a dialogue with its era. The meeting between Agnès Defontaine and ZoulliArt was an obvious choice. A highly regarded young artist, a master of the aerosol can, he develops a vibrant universe made of colorful projections, spontaneous gestures, and positive vibes. Inspired by Betjeman & Barton's history, its audacity, and modernity, he transforms the large emblematic metal tins into true canvases for expression.

The surface then becomes a chromatic explosion. Paint splatters, intentional drips, and free textures compose a living urban artwork. The embedded tea balls act as mischievous winks to the world of tasting. Placed in an interior, it catches the eye like a gallery piece, at the crossroads of street art and functional object.

Born from the dialogue between tradition and modernity, this anniversary edition stands as a collector's item. It embodies Betjeman & Barton's ability to challenge codes without ever denying its heritage, proving that a house with a hundred years of history can still surprise, innovate, and create an event.

In this resolutely avant-garde case, a characterful tea is a must. One can easily imagine an intensely smoky Tarry Souchong, with woody and leathery notes, or a distinguished blend with spicy accents. Powerful, free infusions, just like this statement tin where every tasting becomes an artistic gesture.

An empty ZoulliArt tea tin, between urban art and an exceptional case for your fine leaves

To celebrate this centenary, the House chose to open a dialogue with its era. The meeting between Agnès Defontaine and ZoulliArt was an obvious choice. A highly regarded young artist, a master of the aerosol can, he develops a vibrant universe made of colorful projections, spontaneous gestures, and positive vibes. Inspired by Betjeman & Barton's history, its audacity, and modernity, he transforms the large emblematic metal tins into true canvases for expression.

The surface then becomes a chromatic explosion. Paint splatters, intentional drips, and free textures compose a living urban artwork. The embedded tea balls act as mischievous winks to the world of tasting. Placed in an interior, it catches the eye like a gallery piece, at the crossroads of street art and functional object.

Born from the dialogue between tradition and modernity, this anniversary edition stands as a collector's item. It embodies Betjeman & Barton's ability to challenge codes without ever denying its heritage, proving that a house with a hundred years of history can still surprise, innovate, and create an event.

In this resolutely avant-garde case, a characterful tea is a must. One can easily imagine an intensely smoky Tarry Souchong, with woody and leathery notes, or a distinguished blend with spicy accents. Powerful, free infusions, just like this statement tin where every tasting becomes an artistic gesture.

Height: 25 cm
Diameter: 20.80 cm
Contents: 1.50 kg depending on the type of leaves

This iconic Betjeman & Barton tin, designed by street artist ZoulliArt, celebrates the meeting of a century-old house and contemporary creation. Conceived for the House's 100th anniversary in 2019, it marks a joyfully audacious turning point in its history. Made in France from high-quality metal, it maintains all the functional requirements dear to Betjeman & Barton, durably protecting the leaves from air, light, and humidity thanks to its perfectly fitted airtight lid.

Its exceptional size allows it to hold up to 1.5 kg of loose-leaf tea or herbal tea, making this piece a true reserve for serious connoisseurs and tasting venues alike. A rare capacity, befitting its status as a statement object.

An empty ZoulliArt tea tin, between urban art and an exceptional case for your fine leaves

To celebrate this centenary, the House chose to open a dialogue with its era. The meeting between Agnès Defontaine and ZoulliArt was an obvious choice. A highly regarded young artist, a master of the aerosol can, he develops a vibrant universe made of colorful projections, spontaneous gestures, and positive vibes. Inspired by Betjeman & Barton's history, its audacity, and modernity, he transforms the large emblematic metal tins into true canvases for expression.

The surface then becomes a chromatic explosion. Paint splatters, intentional drips, and free textures compose a living urban artwork. The embedded tea balls act as mischievous winks to the world of tasting. Placed in an interior, it catches the eye like a gallery piece, at the crossroads of street art and functional object.

Born from the dialogue between tradition and modernity, this anniversary edition stands as a collector's item. It embodies Betjeman & Barton's ability to challenge codes without ever denying its heritage, proving that a house with a hundred years of history can still surprise, innovate, and create an event.

In this resolutely avant-garde case, a characterful tea is a must. One can easily imagine an intensely smoky Tarry Souchong, with woody and leathery notes, or a distinguished blend with spicy accents. Powerful, free infusions, just like this statement tin where every tasting becomes an artistic gesture.