Price reduced. I received it, but it has been stored at home. Shipping via Takkyubin Compact. ……………………………………………… This is a collaboration product between "thermo mug," a double-walled tumbler with a stylish design and excellent heat retention/cold insulation, and "Dochoku Shikki," which continues to challenge new designs in the Echizen lacquerware production area, boasting a tradition of about 1500 years. "URUSHI UMBRELLA BOTTLE" is carefully crafted one by one by artisans who apply lacquer by hand. This product, using natural lacquer, was created with the desire to spread the culture of lacquerware into everyday life. As the name "Umbrella" suggests, it is a bottle type (thermos) that is the size of a folding umbrella and easy to carry. "Choju-giga" (Animal-Person Caricatures) was drawn in the Heian period and is the oldest manga in Japan, depicting the social conditions of the time. It is perfect for personal use in the office or on the street, as well as for souvenirs and gifts for people from overseas. We bring Japanese tradition to your everyday life. In terms of functionality, it is a thermal cup, so if you put your favorite drink from your usual cafe in it and put on the lid, you can enjoy the city with "Japanese elegance" in one hand. Walking around the city with an item that combines a traditional item and a modern product might give you a different view. In addition, the 18-8 stainless steel used is stainless steel with 18% or more chromium and 8% or more nickel added to iron, and is currently the most widely used for general utensils and is highly durable. The double structure of 18-8 stainless steel and AS resin with lacquer applied allows for long-lasting heat retention and cold insulation. It is comfortable to use because condensation does not easily form on the outside. 【Dochoku Shikki】 Dochoku Shikki is a lacquerware workshop of Echizen lacquerware, founded in 1962 and with a history of 1500 years. In Echizen lacquerware, a traditional craft of Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, it is common to divide the work of painting and decoration, but Dochoku Shikki is a rare workshop that performs all processes except for wood base making in its own workshop. Under the guidance of artisans who have undergone rigorous training, young successors are also working hard together to create things. While valuing the traditional techniques inherited from their predecessors, they are always working on new things with free ideas and creating products that meet current needs.