Tin Makie Bamboo Cup Small
Tin Makie Bamboo Cup Small
Each of these bamboo cups is meticulously handmade by artisans from a bamboo craft company established in Nagaoka, Kyoto, over 50 years ago. It takes more than five years to produce these bamboo cups, involving processes such as bamboo forest management, timber harvesting, and ensuring the strength of the cups through water drainage. Crafted from natural bamboo, each piece offers a unique drinking experience. Lightweight and durable, these bamboo cups remain cool to the touch even when filled with hot liquids, boasting excellent insulation properties. Suitable for modern Japanese dining featuring natural materials or lifestyles that value the wabi-sabi aesthetic of appreciating the natural aging of materials. Packaged individually in boxes, they make excellent gifts.
PRODUCT DETAILS
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Quantity: 1
- Dimension: Small - φ7.0cm (2.8 in) × H7.0cm (2.8 in)
- Material: Bamboo
- Finish: Lacquer, Tin Makie
- Origin: Made in Kyoto, Japan
- Brand: Takano Chikko
INSTRUCTION FOR USE
INSTRUCTION FOR USE
Bamboo products are susceptible to natural splitting, especially in extremely dry conditions. To prevent damage, please wipe away moisture and avoid direct exposure to air conditioning or heating vents.
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View full detailsTakano Chikko: Where the Tradition of Bamboo Thrives
Located in the southwest of Kyoto, Japan, the city of Nagaokakyo is known for its beautiful landscapes woven from history and nature. This area is considered the birthplace of Moso bamboo in Japan, with bamboo culture taking root since the Yayoi period. Here, we explore the charms of Takano Chikko, supporting the bamboo culture alongside the tourism of Nagaokakyo.
Takano Chikko
Takano Chikko, a Kyoto-based artisanal workshop, excels in crafting traditional Japanese tea ceremony tools and everyday items, utilizing sustainable bamboo and ancient woods. Their dedication to quality, environmental conservation, and innovative use of diverse materials reflects a deep commitment to preserving Kyoto's rich cultural heritage in bamboo craft.