This is a vintage Mobiloil tin can with the iconic pegasus logo. It has been made as a double-structured tin tea caddy with a soft sheen which is obtained by a traditional process called dobozuke. This processed tinplate is used for both the exterior and interior. The inner lid has a small brass knob.

This is a double-structured brass tea caddy with a gold, soft sheen surface. The inner lid has a small knob and the interior of the can is lined with a tinplate with a dull sheen, obtained by a traditional process called dobozuke. A Sclafani tomato recreation lines the exterior.

This is a remade vintage nori (seaweed) can with a crimson circle on which dynamic Japanese lettering spells out nori in a brown charcoal colour. The texture of the can is dull and patina adds character to the surface while the form of the caddy remains clean and the beveled edges give it a softness.

This is a sleek Porsche motor oil tin can with an image of three vintage cars, used as the material for this double-structured tin tea caddy with a soft sheen surface. The inner lid has a small brass knob and the interior of the can is lined with a tinplate with a dull sheen, obtained by a traditional process called dobozuke. The coffee spoon is made of brass.

These signature double-structure kaikado tea caddies have a sleek and futuristic form, but the design is in fact the same as what it has been for over a century. The inner lid has a small knob and the interior of the can is made with a tinplate with a dull sheen, obtained by a traditional process called dobozuke.