NOUSAKU

100% Tin Sake Cup with Bottom Message

This sake cup has a surprise at the bottom of the cup, making it a popular gift item. Engraved in the bottom are 1. the Japanese word うれし (u-re-shi; 嬉しい ureshii… read more
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Made in: Toyama, Japan
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This sake cup has a surprise at the bottom of the cup, making it a popular gift item. Engraved in the bottom are
1. the Japanese word うれし (u-re-shi; 嬉しい ureshii) meaning JOY, or happiness
2. the Japanese word たのし (ta-no-shi; 楽しい tanoshii) meaning FUN
A sweet message on the bottom of every drink!  

Dimensions:
JOY: H50 x φ68   40cc
FUN: 
H50 x φ68   90cc

The cups are made with 100% 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. Tin ware cooled in a refrigerator for 2-3 minutes will keep the dish fresh and cold.

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.

<   NOUSAKU - Contemporary Japanese Metal Craft   >

NOUSAKU began metal casting in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture in 1916. Their beautiful items are based on techniques handed down over a 400 years of craftsmanship. With the aid of modern machinery, industrial technology and the cultivated wisdom of past masters, NOUSAKU achieves outstanding, innovative designs and top quality materials, while adhering to their extensive SDGs goals. Their tableware, sakeware and home decorations are made of brass, bronze and 100% tin. 

Material: Tin
Collection: Sake- & Tableware
Dimensions: JOY: H50 x φ68 FUN: H50 x φ68
Capacity: JOY: 40cc FUN: 90cc

100% Tin Sake Cup with Bottom Message

$31.94

100% Tin Sake Cup with Bottom Message

$31.94

Description

This sake cup has a surprise at the bottom of the cup, making it a popular gift item. Engraved in the bottom are
1. the Japanese word うれし (u-re-shi; 嬉しい ureshii) meaning JOY, or happiness
2. the Japanese word たのし (ta-no-shi; 楽しい tanoshii) meaning FUN
A sweet message on the bottom of every drink!  

Dimensions:
JOY: H50 x φ68   40cc
FUN: 
H50 x φ68   90cc

The cups are made with 100% 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. Tin ware cooled in a refrigerator for 2-3 minutes will keep the dish fresh and cold.

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.

<   NOUSAKU - Contemporary Japanese Metal Craft   >

NOUSAKU began metal casting in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture in 1916. Their beautiful items are based on techniques handed down over a 400 years of craftsmanship. With the aid of modern machinery, industrial technology and the cultivated wisdom of past masters, NOUSAKU achieves outstanding, innovative designs and top quality materials, while adhering to their extensive SDGs goals. Their tableware, sakeware and home decorations are made of brass, bronze and 100% tin. 

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