[CASE] BONBONNIERE URARA | OSAKA NANIWA PEWTER WARE 焼物 protecting the wine from impact

protecting the wine from impact while also offering the convenience of being able to set it down directly

we recommend hand-washing in lukewarm water with a suitable amount of liquid neutral detergent

Shinji Maehara This gentle gray gives an intellectual impression

‘What fascinated me is how jewelry functioned

and are perfect for enjoying a moment of sipping your favorite sake or for entertaining guests

[CASE] BONBONNIERE URARA | OSAKA NANIWA PEWTER WARE 焼物 protecting the wine from impactTatsuaki Imai A bonbon case with a nostalgic design! A bonbon case is a small container traditionally found in Japanese households of the Showa era, used to store bite sized chocolates or candies, often called bonbons. It's not just for fooduse it to store small items or for various other purposes. The surface features a swirl pattern, and a handle was added to the lid to create a charming impression. Tin is a metal resistant to rust and