The Asahi Co., Ltd. Brings Together Traditional Craftsmanship From Three Regions In Japan. This Special Collaboration Of Craftsmanship Has Resulted In A Stunning Set Of Cups, Perfect For Enjoying Chilled Refreshments.
This Set Comes In Two Colors And Is Packaged In A Kiri Wood Gift Box. The Cups Are Lacquered In The Traditional Yamanaka Lacquerware Method In Kaga, Ishikawa, And Finished And Polished Individually By The Skilled Master Polishers In Tsubame, Niigata. Additionally, It Comes With 10-Piece Traditional Echizen Washi Paper Coasters Handmade In Echizen, Fukui.
The Double-Wall Construction Of The Cups Creates An Insulating Layer That Prevents Heat Transfer From Your Hand While Keeping The External Surface Cool With Hot Drinks. It Also Helps Keep Refreshments Well Chilled.
To Ensure The Longevity Of The Cups, Please Follow The Care Instructions Below:
- Hand Wash With A Soft Sponge And Wipe Dry With A Clean Cloth.
- Avoid Scratching The Urushi Lacquered Surface.
- Store In A Dry Place Away From Excessive Heat And Direct Sunlight.
- Do Not Soak.
- Do Not Use In A Microwave Oven.
Asahi Co., Ltd. Was Founded In 1953 In Tsubame, Niigata, Japan, The Center Of Cutlery And Steel Manufacturing. They Have Combined Their Years Of Experience And Technical Expertise With Traditional Craftsmanship From Three Regions In Japan To Create The Perfect Set Of Cups. These Cups Are Perfect For Enjoying Chilled Refreshments And Come In Two Colors, Packaged In A Kiri Wood Gift Box.
The Cups Are Lacquered Using The Traditional Yamanaka Lacquerware Method In Kaga, Ishikawa, And Then Finished And Polished Individually By The Skilled Master Polishers In Tsubame, Niigata. Additionally, They Come With 10-Piece Traditional Echizen Washi Paper Coasters Handmade In Echizen, Fukui. The Two Walls Create An Insulating Layer That Keeps Drinks Well Chilled, Preventing Heat Transfer From Your Hand, And The External Surface Stays Cool With Hot Drinks.
To Ensure The Longevity Of The Cups, Please Hand Wash With A Soft Sponge And Wipe Dry With A Clean Cloth. Avoid Scratching The Ur
