This beautiful artwork is inspired by the well-known work "Le Chat Noir" by the French Art Nouveau painter and artist Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen. It was created as a commissioned work and poster design for a popular cabaret in Montmartre. From 1881 to 1897, this was the meeting place for many writers, actors and chanson singers and was called Le Chat Noir - the black cat. As the first modern cabaret with table service and stage performances, Le Chat Noir quickly gained popularity and hosted many stars and politicians. The Cha Cult design takes up essential elements of the original poster and interprets them in a modern way. The practical flavour-protective clip-lock makes it easy to open and close the lid. A increased flavour protection is ensured by the integrated silicone ring. The tin is optimal for common sales quantities of 500 g coffee.

In India, the word Padma describes flowering plants that grow in lakes and ponds and whose beauty is reminiscent of lotus flowers. The tin design picks up on this natural grace and reflects it in fine pink and eucalyptus tones. Beauty for the eye and practical storage for approx. 500 g of coffee or tea. The round shape of the article, with the modern slip lid and matt surface finish, impresses with its exclusive optic and high quality.

This extraordinary tea tin shows an interpretation of the world-famous work of art "The Virgin" by Gustav Klimt. Created in 1913, the motif shows women who each represent different stages of life. In this way, the work creates a connection between beauty and transience, youth and mortality. The detailed, colourful decorations of the work of art are given a high-quality touch by exclusive gold metallic effects. So this tin looks particularly noble and fine. With the dimensions 9.8 x 6.5 x 6.5 cm this item is ideal for storing approx. 100 g of tea. A must-have for all art enthusiasts and Klimt fans.