Brume Sake Cup
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Description
Exclusively designed by French designer Arthur Reitner.
Brume Sake Series is made for casual sake ceremonies and dining occasions. “Brume” means haze in French, and was named after the fantastic image of sake that shimmers through the glass. Its irregular pentagonal shape matches greatly with any tableware style.
Made in Tokyo, Japan
Detail
- Includes: 1 sake cup, a gift box
- Material: Soda Glass
- Sake cup 3 oz (90 ml), 2.4”Dia x 2”H
Care
- Not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only with neutral detergent and a soft sponge or cloth. Avoid abrasive scrubbers, scouring pads, and cleansers.
- Not microwave safe.
- Not intended for hot drinks.
- Do not use on direct heat such as in an oven or on a gas stove. Avoid rapid temperature changes or excessive pressure, which may cause breakage.
- Do not stack during storage unless designed for stacking. If stacking is necessary, place soft paper or cushioning material between glasses to prevent sticking or breakage.
- If glass develops cloudiness or slime from soda ash (a natural occurrence with soda glass), wash with neutral detergent. For stubborn residue, add vinegar to aid removal.
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About Kimoto Glass Tokyo
With over eighty years of experience, Kimoto Glass Tokyo, has a mission to share its unique perspective on a new world of glass products.
Working with experienced Edo Kiriko craftsmen and innovative designers, Kimoto Glass connects these skilled glass professionals to bring a modern take on the highly sought-after traditional Kiriko cut glass wares of Japan, with the goal to protect and develop the tradition, paying respect to a variety of glassmaking methods with the objective of producing tableware with the highest degree of perfection.
Kimoto Glass’s Edo Kiriko Glass Series received the Grand Prize in the 5th Tokyo’s Traditional Handcrafts Challenge Award.