Tumbler - Cherry Blossoms Silver
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Tumbler - Cherry Blossoms Silver

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This new series was created using a technique born from the Restaurant MAISON (Paris) series. The "Sakura" (cherry blossom) design, tailored to the shape of the product, is beautiful with its intricately drawn petals and leaves, and its contrast with the white porcelain further enhances its whiteness.

The silver rim adds a dignified touch that enriches everyday life. We also recommend pairing it with the Tumbler -Cherry Blossoms Gold-.

The simple shape prioritizes ease of gripping and drinking. The rim is slightly flared for a pleasant mouthfeel and a clean finish when drinking.

It's an all-around versatile item for various occasions, whether for beer, highballs, mojitos, or more.

It's also highly recommended as a gift for a loved one or for everyday giving.

*Weight: 130g
Size
  • Ø77 H142 mm
Capacity
350 mL
SKU
Dishwasher
Microwave
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  • When washing, please use a neutral detergent on a soft sponge, etc. and hand wash. Rubbing strongly with a cleanser or scrubbing brush may scratch the surface.
  • Please refrain from using the dishwasher as the abrasives and bleaching agents contained in the detergent may cause the overpainted color to come off.
  • Do not use gold or silver products in the microwave oven.
  • Do not use in open flames or ovens for all ceramic products.
  • Porcelain can be damaged by strong impact or sudden temperature changes. Do not use damaged products as they may cause injury.
  • Please use a mat or cloth on a table that is easily damaged.
  • To remove tea stains, hot water scale, and other stubborn stains, use kitchen bleach according to the prescribed method. Please do not use gold and silver decorations as they may cause discoloration.

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