ARAS Mug 10oz
Description
Design that Disappears into the Moment
The ARAS collection reimagines the objects we touch every day. By merging advanced material science with timeless geometric forms, ARAS bridges the gap between the kitchen and the table. From plates that double as airtight lids to flatware with a "vanishing" mouthfeel, every piece is engineered to remove the friction of prep and cleanup. Unbreakable, dishwasher-safe, and effortlessly stackable, ARAS doesn’t just serve food—it creates "yutori," a quiet space of ease and beauty in the rhythm of your modern life.
Details
- Material: Tritan + GF (Glass Fiber)
- Dimensions: 4.33"φ(110mm) x 3.50"H(89mm) (Weight: 0.33lbs(150g))
- Capacity: 10.8oz(320ml)
- Color: Black, White, Grey, Green Grey, Pink Grey
- Temperature Range: Heat resistant up to 212°F(100°C) / Cold resistant down to -4°F(-20°C)
- Origin: Made in Ishikawa, Japan
Care
- Dishwasher and bleach safe. When loading, avoid placing heavier items on top and do not place near the steam or hot air outlet to prevent warping or deformation.
- Not microwave safe. To maintain the product's shape and texture for long-term use, please do not use in the microwave.
- When hand washing, use a soft sponge or cloth. Avoid scouring pads, abrasive scrubbers, and sharp metal knives, which can cause scratches.
- The Basic collection is designed to resist most stains. However, for foods with strong colorants, wash promptly after use.
- BPA-free. Manufactured without the use of Bisphenol A for your safety and peace of mind.
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About ARAS
Manufactured in Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, ARAS tableware is made from a proprietary material combining Tritan resin and glass fiber, achieving a balance of strength and lightness not possible with traditional ceramics or glass. Some collections incorporate reclaimed materials such as cedar bark or sea-derived minerals, reflecting an ongoing exploration of resin as a sustainable medium.
The material is durable, non-toxic, and designed to resist breaking even after repeated drops. Though produced with precision machinery, subtle surface variations give each piece a quiet, handcrafted character. At its core, ARAS approaches tableware from the ground up, reconsidering material, technique, and form in support of long-term use and a circular lifecycle.