The skilled craftsmanship from renowned Japanese production areas enhances the deliciousness of beer and carbonated drinks. This cup features a stainless steel body finished with the polishing technology of Tsubame-Sanjo, coated with the lacquer of traditional Yamanaka lacquerware.

The Urushi-Shima (Cima) cup has a stainless steel body finished with the polishing technology of Tsubame-Sanjo, coated with the lacquer of traditional Yamanaka lacquerware.
It possesses a form and structure that embodies the beauty of utility, and a beauty that transcends utility, like a work of art.
By fusing craft and industrial technology, it creates unique expressions and functionality.

● About the WAMODERN Series
The "WAMODERN" series evokes a warmth reminiscent of wood. The patterns meticulously hand-drawn by artisans are unique, like the growth rings of a tree, with no two being exactly alike. Through the nuanced colors of lacquer and delicate lacquering techniques, it reproduces the texture of aged wood that has weathered the years in nature.

● Enhancing the Qualities of Lacquer and Metal
The cup body is made of 18-8 stainless steel, formed and polished in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture. The upper interior is mirror-finished, while the lower part features spiral polishing lines, creating a vigorous and creamy foam the moment beer is poured. Its double-wall construction prevents condensation and provides excellent heat retention. While utilizing the functionality of stainless steel, the exterior is finished with lacquer, adding a moist texture and a soft mouthfeel.

● Includes a Coaster of Traditional Echizen Washi Paper from Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture
Echizen Washi is Japanese paper produced in the Okutagawa River basin of the Echizen region, Fukui Prefecture. The main raw materials for washi are bast fibers, the inner bark of plant husks, such as Kozo (mulberry), Mitsumata, and Ganpi. Echizen Washi is characterized by its elegant beauty in a natural, unbleached color that stimulates rich sensibility, and its high quality.

● Production Area Introduction... Yamanaka Lacquerware, Kaga City (formerly Yamanaka Town), Ishikawa Prefecture
The history of Yamanaka lacquerware, designated as a national traditional craft, dates back over 400 years to the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Lacquerware is typically completed by a woodturner who turns the wood, a lacquerer who applies the lacquer, and a maki-e artist who decorates it. Yamanaka lacquerware boasts leading domestic technology and production volume in woodturning, but also excels in lacquering and maki-e techniques.

● Production Area Introduction... Polishing Technology, Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture
Tsubame-Sanjo is a region where advanced and diverse metal processing technologies are concentrated, with its roots in the production of Japanese nails during the Edo period. It is well-known that Apple was impressed by the quality of their polishing techniques. The region accounts for 90% of the domestic market share for Western metal tableware and has received high acclaim both domestically and internationally, including being used at Nobel Prize banquets.

Material: 18-8 Stainless Steel, Lacquer Coating
Accessories: Washi Coaster, Paulownia Box (Lid is Paulownia-style veneer)
Size: Body... Diameter 7.0cm x Height 12.1cm, Capacity approx. 270ml
Washi Coaster... 9cm square x 10 pieces
Box: Width 8.9cm x Depth 8.9cm x Height 14.2cm
Weight: Approx. 220g (body only)