Ordi Tumbler Silver multiple faces are visible from

multiple faces are visible from any angle

Slipware—a technique developed by artisans of the past who longed for white ceramics when white clay was scarce—adds a soft

This glass imitates that straight grain pattern

and the cylindrical type was created with the image of extending the plate vertically

The fruity-musky scent evokes this poignant winter scene:

Ordi Tumbler Silver multiple faces are visible from"Ordi" is a collection of tin sakeware crafted using traditional casting techniques from Takaoka, Toyamaa city with over 400 years of metalworking history. Tin has long been used for tableware, as it is said to preserve the freshness of water and mellow the flavor of drinks. These vessels are suitable not only for sake, but for a variety of beverages. Each piece is made through casting using high purity tin (99. 99%, known as "four nines").(Casting is