KIRIGEN Wood Tea Organizer 12 Compartments Tea Bag Holder Wooden Tea Bag Storage Box for Home and Office CYH12-DBR
$29.99
Price: $29.99
(as of Apr 14, 2025 12:29:44 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Organize Tea Bags: Keep your tea bags neatly organized with 12 compartments that fit a variety of tea bag sizes, making it easy to access your favorite flavors.
Space Saving: The tea organizer is designed to fit on your countertop, in a cabinet, or even on a tea cart, it can help space saving.
Wooden Style: Crafted from solid wood, this tea bags organizer is sturdy, elegant look that complements any kitchen or dining area.
Multiple Compartments: This tea storage features multiple compartments to neatly hold and organize a variety of tea bags, sugar packets, or small accessories, keeping them easily accessible.
Versatile Organizer: Not just for tea bags! Use it to organize coffee pods, condiments, or other small kitchen items for a neat, clutter-free space.
6 reviews for KIRIGEN Wood Tea Organizer 12 Compartments Tea Bag Holder Wooden Tea Bag Storage Box for Home and Office CYH12-DBR
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Nelairi –
Looks Good
Overall it’s really nice, feels well made, the wood is attractive, and it is well designed for the purpose. I have two things I would call out, not because they are bad but because they may be concerns for some users:This wooden box/tray is made of nice looking but rather light wood. I was actually surprised at how physically light it is, considering the size and thickness of the wood. I was expecting it to be more massive, because most wood is more dense. If you are expecting a heavy box made of strong and heavy wood, this isn’t that.The other point is that while the wood is stained or otherwise colored darker, there isn’t a noticeable finish on it. If you are in an area where a lot of people may be handling this regularly, it may be advisable to give it regular coats of tung oil or similar for longer term protection. I’m not sure that’s necessary for most people but it is something to think about.Beyond that, it looks good and works well. You could have this next to a kettle at an office, hotel, or home – loaded with different teas and maybe packets of sweetener – and it would be both helpful and attractive.
ST –
Beautiful, practical (fits in a drawer), and surprisingly lightweight!
I’ve been looking for a box/storage container to keep my tea in for awhile. I have a tea drawer, but when I host people, I often wish there was a quick way to have a selection of tea available for company (without them having to make themselves at home). I’ve looked at clear acrylic storage tea boxes, but with the lids they were too tall to fit in my drawer. When I found this tea box, I was excited that the dimensions were such that it would fit!The box itself was packaged nicely with protectors around all the corners. The brown color is beautiful, and the box is surprisingly lightweight. I was also happy to note that there were no chemical smells with the box. I provided a before and after picture of my drawer. The box added some nice organization, but even better I can now pull the box out when I have company & it looks better than a potential acrylic container sitting on my counter. Win win win!
Lindsi @ Do You Dog-ear? –
Nice & Organized
I needed a better way to organize my tea and this does the trick! Previously I was using baskets, but this is a much better solution. An entire box can ALMOST fit into a single square, which is why I took a star off. I wish they could all easily fit into one to prevent overflow or needing to keep some stored in their original boxes.
markira –
Excellent box
I have way too much tea! I’m trying to get it organized in a better (and more aesthetic) manner, so I ordered this box to help. I had one of the hinged-top boxes with eight compartments, and that wasn’t even close to enough.With 12 compartments, this holds a LOT of tea. Unless I cram them in (which I don’t like to do), it doesn’t *quite* hold an entire box in one compartment, so I have one compartment that has turned into the overflow, which I sort of view as the “use these first” bags.I like the look of the wood (I got the brown, but I thought the natural also looked good; it was a hard choice). It’s much lighter than it looks like it should be, so it’s not unwieldy to get from the shelf where I have my teas, if I want to.About the only downside is that the height is just enough that if the compartment is full, I can’t see the bag label to know what kind of tea it is. I have the front bag pulled up a tiny bit to show that, and it looks fine. I don’t know how that could possibly be remedied and still have the same look, so I’m not docking any stars.I like this. I think it’s pretty competitively priced with similar products. I’m pleased to have it.
Charlotte Tseng –
Spacious wood tea organizer
This tea organizer is a quality findâlightweight but sturdy with no splinters in the wood. It has a big capacity and holds a lot of tea packets with ease. I also appreciate that thereâs no odd factory smell or carved branding on it. While itâs better suited for drawer storage due to its larger size and lack of a cover, itâs a great way to keep your collection neatly organized. If you prefer a covered display for countertops, though, this might not be ideal. For me, it works beautifully tucked away!
MonasZoo –
Perfect
This is a solid tea bag holder that fits a variety of different sizes of tea bags. I like that at one view I have access to many different teas at once. This is built solid and looks great.