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Bewley's x Orla Kiely Tea Caddy by Karen Day

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In its second limited-edition run, Orla Kiely's tea caddy for iconic Irish tea company Bewley's provides a fresh take on usually unremarkable tins.

Founded in 1840, Bewley's is a classic among those living in Dublin, Kiely included. As a student she became fond of their cafe, and today her signature "Scribble Stem" print wraps around the tin, adding a touch of color to any kitchen or offering a stylish alternative for reuse.

The tin is available for purchase online, for €15.

via Lovely Package

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This entry posted on 04 June 2009 at 12:45 PM
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