Boîte Natsume Pattern:Shippo Dorothée Perkins spent a year

Dorothée Perkins spent a year in Tokyo in 2007

The pancakes are wrapped in traditional Dai paper designed and hand-screen printed by Olivier Schneider

I discovered this tea thanks to Olivier Schneider

In all these countries

The leaf was handcrafted by a Han Chinese maker

Boîte Natsume Pattern:Shippo Dorothée Perkins spent a yearThe natsume is the box used to present matcha during the cha no yu or sad ceremony in Japan. Its name, which means jujube in Japanese, was inspired by its shape evoking this famous fruit in Asia. Made of wood or bamboo, the natsume is often covered with lacquer, which is the case for the 2 models proposed here. Available in two patterns: Shippo (traditional pattern made of circles called "seven treasures" evoking the 7 jewels of Buddhism) and Tanpopo