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Kimoto Glassware Ryote Sake Set
Description:
From the French designer Flavian Delbergue, this sake set is named "Ryote", meaning "both hands" in Japanese, to express gratitude for the blessings of nature from which sake is made. Drinking from the Ryote cup simulates the motion of cupping spring water with both hands and evokes the ceremonial tradition of drinking sake. The name "both hands" also recognizes the hands of the craftsmen by which each piece is made with.
Measurements:
Glass S: 2.36"D X 2.17"H 3oz.
Glass M: 2.56"D X 2.37"H 4oz.
Carafe: 2.36"D X 6.5"H 17oz.
History:
Kimoto Glassware started in Asakusa 80 years ago with the goal of using and preserving traditional Japanese techniques to create the future of glassware. Since opening, Kimoto Glass has expanded to a factory in Tokyo and now works with numerous designers, craftsmen, and sake brewers to elevate Japanese food culture through the pairing of food and liquor.
From the French designer Flavian Delbergue, this sake set is named "Ryote", meaning "both hands" in Japanese, to express gratitude for the blessings of nature from which sake is made. Drinking from the Ryote cup simulates the motion of cupping spring water with both hands and evokes the ceremonial tradition of drinking sake. The name "both hands" also recognizes the hands of the craftsmen by which each piece is made with.
Measurements:
Glass S: 2.36"D X 2.17"H 3oz.
Glass M: 2.56"D X 2.37"H 4oz.
Carafe: 2.36"D X 6.5"H 17oz.
History:
Kimoto Glassware started in Asakusa 80 years ago with the goal of using and preserving traditional Japanese techniques to create the future of glassware. Since opening, Kimoto Glass has expanded to a factory in Tokyo and now works with numerous designers, craftsmen, and sake brewers to elevate Japanese food culture through the pairing of food and liquor.
Materials:
Hammered glass
Variation:
NA
Care Instructions:
Handwash only
Hammered glass
Variation:
NA
Care Instructions:
Handwash only
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
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Description
Description:
From the French designer Flavian Delbergue, this sake set is named "Ryote", meaning "both hands" in Japanese, to express gratitude for the blessings of nature from which sake is made. Drinking from the Ryote cup simulates the motion of cupping spring water with both hands and evokes the ceremonial tradition of drinking sake. The name "both hands" also recognizes the hands of the craftsmen by which each piece is made with.
Measurements:
Glass S: 2.36"D X 2.17"H 3oz.
Glass M: 2.56"D X 2.37"H 4oz.
Carafe: 2.36"D X 6.5"H 17oz.
History:
Kimoto Glassware started in Asakusa 80 years ago with the goal of using and preserving traditional Japanese techniques to create the future of glassware. Since opening, Kimoto Glass has expanded to a factory in Tokyo and now works with numerous designers, craftsmen, and sake brewers to elevate Japanese food culture through the pairing of food and liquor.
From the French designer Flavian Delbergue, this sake set is named "Ryote", meaning "both hands" in Japanese, to express gratitude for the blessings of nature from which sake is made. Drinking from the Ryote cup simulates the motion of cupping spring water with both hands and evokes the ceremonial tradition of drinking sake. The name "both hands" also recognizes the hands of the craftsmen by which each piece is made with.
Measurements:
Glass S: 2.36"D X 2.17"H 3oz.
Glass M: 2.56"D X 2.37"H 4oz.
Carafe: 2.36"D X 6.5"H 17oz.
History:
Kimoto Glassware started in Asakusa 80 years ago with the goal of using and preserving traditional Japanese techniques to create the future of glassware. Since opening, Kimoto Glass has expanded to a factory in Tokyo and now works with numerous designers, craftsmen, and sake brewers to elevate Japanese food culture through the pairing of food and liquor.
Materials:
Hammered glass
Variation:
NA
Care Instructions:
Handwash only
Hammered glass
Variation:
NA
Care Instructions:
Handwash only
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.
