Lifelong glass/wine glass k series
The glass series offers a "Lifetime Warranty (with conditions)" that allows consumers to maintain a lifelong relationship with the craftsman through the glass, as the shards are recycled as raw materials.
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Prices vary depending on the style.
The " Kaeshi" (rim) is not just a design feature.
The "Kaeshi" at the mouth of the glass is not just a design feature. The glass rim's angle of contact with the mouth is a reflexive gauge of when to start inhaling to drink. The "Kaeshi" on the glass is intended to slightly accelerate this timing.
This allows the air to mix with the wine in the mouth and the aroma to be perceived as more mellow.
Beautifully crafted stem
The long, slender stem (leg) is made possible only by handcrafting. The stem of the puller leg type requires a high level of skill. By stretching the glass material from the bowl to make the legs, there is no seam between the bowl and the legs, resulting in a beautiful glass.
Easy-to-handle height
We designed this product to be easy to fit into common Japanese storage and to be at a height that does not interfere with the line of sight at the dining table.
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Awarded year |
Good Design Award 2012 |
| Manufacturer | Wired Beans Inc. |
| Designer | Shigenori Asakura, GK Industrial Design |
| Capacity | Champagne k: approx. 280㎖ Bordeaux k: approx. 510㎖ |
| Weight | Champagne k: approx. 110g Bordeaux k: approx. 158g |
| Dimensions |
Champagne k: mouth diameter: approx. 50mm (maximum diameter: approx. 71mm), height: approx. 205mm Bordeaux k: Bore: approx. 68mm (Max. diameter: approx. 94mm) Height: approx. 207mm |
| Accessories | Instruction manual Compensation certificate In Japanese cedar box |
| Precautions for handling |
This product is not heat-resistant glass. Please refrain from using this product in a rapidly changing temperature, especially in a refrigerator. Please refrain from using microwave ovens and dishwashers, as they may cause the glass to break or become cloudy. Please refrain from using cleansers or abrasive sponges as they may damage the glass. Please handle broken glasses with care.
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| Country of origin | Japan |
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