Fabriqué par Nousaku · Takaoka, Toyama
NAJIMI Tin Tumbler Pair Gift Set: Thumb-Grip Design | NOUSAKU
L’artisan
Takaoka, Toyama
Fondée en 1916 à Takaoka, ville forte de 400 ans de tradition de la fonte, Nousaku a commencé par fabriquer des ornements...
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A tumbler that settles into your hand
About Nousaku
Nousaku (能作) is a foundry founded in 1916 in Takaoka, Toyama, a city whose metal-casting tradition goes back some 400 years. It began by making Buddhist altar fittings and now uses the same casting skills to create tableware and interior pieces in brass and pure tin. Every design starts from the material itself, and each piece is finished by hand by Nousaku's craftspeople.
1. Made to hold
Of all Nousaku's pieces, NAJIMI was designed with the most attention to grip. A hollow for the thumb lets this generously sized tumbler sit securely in the hand; najimi means "a familiar, comfortable fit." The wide mouth is ideal for whisky or shochu on the rocks.
2. Pure tin
Made of 100% tin, a metal with a surprisingly warm feel. Tin is said to purify water and make drinks taste mellower, and it conducts heat well, so cold drinks stay cold. Poured into tin, beer forms a fine, creamy head.
3. A pair for gifting
Soft drinks taste smoother too, so the set suits anyone, whether they drink alcohol or not. Choose a paper gift box or a paulownia wood box.
Specifications
- Contents: 2 tumblers
- Size: approx. Ø 9 cm × H 9 cm (3.5 × 3.5 in) each
- Capacity: approx. 350 ml each
- Material: tin 100%
- Packaging: paper box or paulownia wood box
- Made in Japan (Takaoka, Toyama)
Care
- Tin is a soft metal. Avoid repeatedly applying force to the same spot.
- Tin has a low melting point: do not use over a direct flame, in the microwave, dishwasher or dryer.
- Do not put it in the freezer. Extreme cold can cause "tin pest" (discoloration and deformation).
- Wash with a soft sponge and mild dish soap. Do not scrub with abrasive pads or cleanser.
- If the shine dulls, polish it with metal polish, toothpaste or baking soda.
L’artisan derrière cette pièce
Nousaku
Takaoka, Toyama
Fondée en 1916 à Takaoka, ville forte de 400 ans de tradition de la fonte, Nousaku a commencé par fabriquer des ornements d’autels bouddhiques. Aujourd’hui, elle coule l’étain et le laiton en vaisselle, carillons et objets de décoration, avec un objectif simple : faire de meilleures pièces de fonderie, et bien les faire.
