This superb, high-quality lunchbox features the adorable and timeless Hello Kitty, the famous little cat with the iconic red bow from the Sanrio brand. A true global icon of pop culture and the‘kawaii’(cute) lifestyle, this practical and colourful piece perfectly captures all the charm of this world, making it the ideal companion for carrying your meals in style every day.
The design incorporates the distinctive design features and thoughtful ergonomics characteristic of products from the manufacturer Vamos, renowned for its functional and playful everyday accessories. With a generous total capacity of 1000 ml, this bento box stands out thanks to its three separate compartments, allowing you to neatly organise your sandwiches, fruit and snacks. Its airtight, illustrated lid faithfully showcases Hello Kitty’s cheerful charm, adding a touch of cheer to every lunch break.
Designed primarily for everyday use at school, in the office or on picnics, this tableware item comes in its original packaging. It is a sturdy container, perfectly suited to keeping your food fresh, and ideal for fans of Japanese culture and lovers of cute accessories who want to brighten up their mealtimes.
Features
- Manufacturer: Vamos
- Product type: Bento / Lunch box
- Category: Kitchenware
- Licence: Hello Kitty
- Capacity: 1000 ml
- Special feature: 3 separate storage compartments
- Packaging language: Multilingual
- EAN code: 5204549180772
- Supplier reference (SKU): 557-97269
- Box dimensions: 15.50 cm (Width) x 21.00 cm (Length) x 5.00 cm (Height)
In the world of Hello Kitty and Bento culture
Created in Japan in 1974 by Sanrio, Hello Kitty — whose real name is Kitty White — is a little schoolgirl with a big heart who lives in the suburbs of London with her parents and her twin sister Mimmy. Embodying the values of sharing, kindness and friendship, she has become the ultimate symbol of Japanese pop culture. By associating her image with the art of Bento (the traditional Japanese lunchbox), this accessory celebrates a healthy, balanced and sociable lifestyle. Preparing a neat and colourful compartmentalised lunch box reflects a long-standing Japanese tradition of turning a meal into a moment of pure visual and gustatory pleasure, whether for oneself or for loved ones.
