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Wakacho.Co.Ltd
Address | 377-2 okada Kainanshi Wakayama, JAPAN ZIP:642-0012 |
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Representative Name | CHOGO WAKABAYASHI |
Annual Revenue | closed |
No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:12189119
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*Changes depending on the angle [Nurimon de Verre/JAPAN]Wineglasses GREEN Makie Hagi 1 set/1 item
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☆角度によって変わります【ぬりもん de Verre/JAPAN】ワイングラス GREEN蒔絵 萩 1セット/1点
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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*Changes depending on the angle [Nurimon de Verre/JAPAN]Wineglasses GREEN Makie Hagi 1 set/5 pieces
Original text before translation
☆角度によって変わります【ぬりもん de Verre/JAPAN】ワイングラス GREEN蒔絵 萩 1セット/5点
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
5 pcs /set
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Size:Φ7.7 x 21cm
Capacity: 330ml Quality control and Designed by Japan *Quality control and Designed by Japan |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material: Glass*Soda glass
Paint: Maki-e finish Package: Individual box
Product tag: None
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Description
The expression of the hagi changes depending on the angle of view. These Kishu-nuri glasses are the result of delicate workmanship and a playful spirit. The deep, moss-green hue of the glass, combined with the hagi, changes its expression. Classical and modern glasses with Kishu lacquerware techniques [Nurimon de Verre]. While utilizing the traditions of Kishu lacquerware Nurimon de Verre] continues to transmit new charms required for modern lifestyles while utilizing the tradition of Kishu lacquerware. [Nurimon de Verre" means "glass" in French. Nurimon de Verre," which means "glass" in French, is an unprecedented glassware with Japanese-style patterns painted in lacquer and maki-e. Nurimon de Verre] has created classical and modern glassware. Maki-e is the process of decorating glassware with gold, silver, and various other colored powders rolled on top of each other before the underglaze painting dries, Maki-e is a technique unique to lacquerware in which gold, silver, and various other colored powders are rolled around the surface before the underglaze painting dries. Please enjoy this new and unprecedented technique. tableware*dining*old house*restaurant*Japanese/Western style*event*gift*souvenir*mid-year gift*glass*wine glass*gift*nurimon*texture*hagi*green*green*deep*tints |
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Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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Sea Mail | From Nov.14th to Jan.16th |
Air Mail | From Oct.29th to Oct.31st |
EMS | From Oct.28th to Oct.31st |
Pantos Express | From Oct.30th to Nov.4th |
DHL | From Oct.28th to Oct.30th |
UPS | From Oct.28th to Oct.30th |
FedEx | From Oct.28th to Oct.30th |
Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
* Avoid using the product in ways that cause sudden temperature differences, such as rapid cooling* rapid heating. Do not use in microwave ovens or ovens.
* Do not use metal scrubbers* Do not use cleansers, as they may cause scratches, and do not use chlorine bleach, as it may cause whitish stains. * Do not wash ceramic* metalware* glassware together in the wash tub, as this may cause scratches or damage. * Do not store cups stacked on top of each other as this may cause them to become stuck or broken. * This glass is soda glass. As a countermeasure, it is effective to soak the glass in vinegar diluted 3 to 4 times with water for several tens of minutes and then rinse it with water. (*The alkalinity of soda lime can be eliminated by neutralizing it with acid.) |
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The deep, moss-green hue of the glass, combined with the hagi, changes its expression.
Classical and modern glasses with Kishu lacquerware techniques [Nurimon de Verre].
While utilizing the traditions of Kishu lacquerware
Nurimon de Verre] continues to transmit new charms required for modern lifestyles while utilizing the tradition of Kishu lacquerware. [Nurimon de Verre" means "glass" in French.
Nurimon de Verre," which means "glass" in French, is an unprecedented glassware with Japanese-style patterns painted in lacquer and maki-e.
Nurimon de Verre] has created classical and modern glassware. Maki-e is the process of decorating glassware with gold, silver, and various other colored powders rolled on top of each other before the underglaze painting dries,
Maki-e is a technique unique to lacquerware in which gold, silver, and various other colored powders are rolled around the surface before the underglaze painting dries.
Please enjoy this new and unprecedented technique.
tableware*dining*old house*restaurant*Japanese/Western style*event*gift*souvenir*mid-year gift*glass*wine glass*gift*nurimon*texture*hagi*green*green*deep*tints