Product Number | 3001841 |
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Time Until Shipping | 5 days |
Brand | NOUSAKU |
Dimensions | H28 x φ52 |
Capacity | 40cc |
Made In | Japan |
Prefecture | Toyama |
All Material | tin |
Known as the most expensive metal after gold and silver, tin is very malleable and flexible. Though having nearly the whiteness of silver, it does not rust easily nor will air tarnish it readily. It is significantly antibacterial, and also known as a material with low allergic reactivity and high heat conductivity. Because it is known to absorb impurities and purify water, tin wares allow you to enjoy liquor, meals, sweets, or flowers. It has been believed that water in a tin container does not spoil, and tin removes excessive bitterness from sake and produces better taste. Tin ware cooled in a refrigerator for 2-3 minutes will also keep the dish fresh and cold.
The inner side of these beautifully crafted sake cups feature the shape of a half moon. When filled with clear sake, the moon seems to be shining and gives a beautiful effect. Together with the sake pitcher of the same release, this makes a beautiful set and an unforgettable gift!
*Both also available with gold leaf!
Recommended care:
– Wash with a mild detergent using a soft sponge.
– Polish with a common metal polisher, tooth paste, or pasty baking soda to restore the shine.
– Avoid any abrasive materials, wire wool or brushes, as they may scratch the surface.
– Do not put over fire or use in microwaves, as the melting point is low.
– Refrain from storing in the refrigerator > 30 minutes or in the freezer to avoid deterioration of the material.
– Not suitable for use in dishwashing or drying machines.
– Excessive bending and changing shapes may lead to cracks and breakage of the item.
For items with gold leaf:
– Do not change the shape or leave an item in water, and be sure to dry it well after use, as gold leaf may flake off.
Dimensions: H28 x φ52 40cc
NOUSAKU is an innovative maker of metal craft from Takaoka - the center of the Japanese casting industry. The company is famous for its wind bells, tableware and home decoration.
NOUSAKU products are displayed in the New York MOMA. They also are used by chefs of top restaurants, who particularly care about design and quality.