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・This is a set of sake tokkuri (carafe) and guinomi (sake cups) made of tin, perfect for enjoying warm sake, and comes in a paulownia wood box. ・This traditional craft item is recommended as a gift for someone special or as a souvenir for overseas visitors. ■Features ・Tinware uses an electrolyte effect and ion effect to remove impurities, mellowing the flavor and allowing you to enjoy the original taste of the sake. ・Tin has a very high thermal conductivity compared to other metals, glass, and ceramics, making it excellent for chilling cold drinks like beer and for warming sake. ・The rate of heat transfer from tin to air is lower than that of glass, etc., providing good heat retention, keeping drinks cold or warm for a long time, and preventing condensation on the vessel even in summer. ・Rattan is wrapped around the handle as a heat insulator. ・"Osaka Naniwa Tinware" is a traditional craft designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry based on the Act on the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries. Specifications ・Set contents: Tokkuri x 1, Guinomi x 2 ・Size: Tokkuri - 8.0cm diameter x 14.0cm height, Guinomi - 4.7cm diameter x 4.3cm height ・Capacity: Tokkuri - 330ml, Guinomi - 45ml ・Comes in a paulownia wood box ※Related keywords Buddhist statues, shrines, temples, red seal stamps, transoms, antiques, antique, Edo, wood carving, antique, retro, lacquerware, suzuri (inkstone), calligraphy, Shinto, sake vessels, flower vases, folk crafts, Buddhism, tea ceremony, matcha, teacups, natsume (tea caddies), tea containers, Ko-Imari, Kutani, Shigaraki, Bizen, lacquered, hanging scrolls, woodblock prints, antique objects, antique art, Chinese antiques, items from the past, excavated items, museums, ruins, Buddhist art, Meiji, Taisho, Showa retro, earthenware, antique, dolls, antique art, pewter
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