Large empty metal tea tin, Green Herbal Tea (1 kg)

Some objects seem to have belonged in the house forever. This large Vert Tisane box evokes the pantries of country homes, where dried plants rest in carefully chosen containers, sheltered from light. Its vegetal hue is part of this serene art of living, where one cultivates a taste for infusions as much as for noble materials. Designed and manufactured in France from excellent metal, it ensures perfect protection for the leaves, preserving their aromas in the best conditions.

Its large format allows you to store up to 1 kg of loose tea or herbal tea, depending on their volume and cut. Ideal for blends consumed daily, it also accommodates your favorite tea bags, accompanying daily infusion rituals.

Create your personal botanical reserve with the large Vert Tisane empty metal tea box

The shade of this green draws its inspiration from the herb gardens bordering large country houses. It recalls the mint squares, the verbena paths, the foliage crumpled between the fingers during summer harvests. A lively yet soothing color, designed as a natural echo to the world of medicinal plants and beneficial infusions.

In the home, these boxes naturally find their place on a kitchen shelf, an antique dresser, or a patinated wooden countertop. One can imagine four or five aligned, complemented by smaller formats dedicated to more delicate infusions. On a large country buffet, near straw hats placed upon returning from the garden and still-hanging raincoats, they form a vegetal reserve that is as organized as it is welcoming. They watch, all year long, over the family's favorite herbal teas, those found with emotion when reopening the country house, intact in their aromas as in the memories they accompany.

By its generous size and soothing presence, this large box stands out as a true household item, guardian of infused herbs and tranquil rituals that span the seasons.

In this botanical-accented setting, Céleste Herbal Tea finds a very special resonance. Its leaves and flowers, with their soft and airy tones, seem to already announce the serenity of the coming infusion.