Kobo Official Direct Edo Kiriko Yotsuba Genroku Crest Old Glass Pair Wooden Box Made in Japan [Taimuro Sales] (Edo Purple) TB90615-4Ms

Welcome to MJ Select. We are Japanese seller. We ship authentic items from Japan. Please enjoy shopping with peace of mind! -------------------------------------------- 【About Included Manuals】 If a manual is included, it will primarily be in Japanese. We recommend using image translation apps if needed. 【Voltage Compatibility】 When using electrical appliances, please note that they are designed for Japanese voltage specifications (90-110V), so if you use them with a different voltage, it may cause a malfunction. 【Plug Type】 Our products use Japanese plug types (A or B type). Please use a conversion adapter if necessary. 【Important Note on Transformers and Adapters】 A transformer adjusts voltage to match your device’s requirements. A conversion adapter only changes the plug shape and does not adjust voltage. Using only a conversion adapter without a transformer may result in damage to the product. 【Liability】 We are not responsible for malfunctions or damages caused by improper use, such as operating the product without a transformer. -------------------------------------------- [Product number] TB90615-4Ms [Body size (per customer)] Φ70 x H88mm [Full water capacity (per customer)] 220ml [Weight (per customer)] 235g [Material] Soda glass [Country of origin] Japan Delivery contents: Wooden box x 1, Edo Kiriko x 2, product description booklet x 1 Care instructions: Glass is sensitive to temperature changes, so be careful not to cool or heat it too quickly. Microwaves, ovens, dishwashers, and dish dryers cannot be used. When washing, use dish detergent and gently rub with a soft sponge or cloth. If you rub it too hard with a metal scrubber, etc., it will get scratched and easily break. The mouth of the glass is decorated with a four-leaf crest representing a "four-leaf clover." The four-leaf clover is said to be a symbol of good luck, love, sincerity, and hope, and is said to be very auspicious. The patterns on clothing that were popular from the Kanbun to Genroku periods are called ``Genroku patterns,'' and typical examples include large and gorgeous patterns such as stone pavement, Benkei stripes, latticework, different rings, piques, scallops, and mallet wheels. This work uses a "stone pavement pattern" and is gorgeously finished with an image of Genroku culture. Edo Kiriko began in the Edo period and was designated as a traditional Japanese craft as a valuable craft that conveys the life of Edo. All pieces are individually handmade by skilled craftsmen. Since all glass is handmade and blown, there may be slight differences in size and color, and small bubbles may remain, but this will not affect the quality. Thank you for your understanding. Wedding gifts, baby gifts, housewarming gifts, anniversaries, 60th birthdays, anniversaries, gifts, family gifts, birthday presents, Mother's Day and Father's Day, celebrations of good spirits, school entrance/graduation gifts, employment gifts, promotion gifts, retirement gifts. It is widely used as gifts for celebrations and souvenirs. Please note that product delivery may be delayed due to a concentration of orders due to long holidays, an increase in parcels nationwide, traffic conditions, etc. If you need wrapping paper, please select gift wrapping from the options. Also, if you would like a different lettering, please contact us with the details from the seller link in your order history → Ask a question → About your order → Customize the product after placing your order. The mouth of the glass is decorated with a four-leaf crest representing a "four-leaf clover." The four-leaf clover is said to be a symbol of good luck, love, sincerity, and hope, and is said to be very auspicious. The patterns on clothing that were popular from the Kanbun period to the Genroku period are called ``Genroku patterns,'' and typical examples include large and gorgeous patterns such as stone pavement, Benkei stripes, latticework, different rings, piques, scallops, and mallet wheels. This work uses the "stone pavement pattern" and is gorgeously finished with the image of Genroku culture.