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Super thin wooden glass

The wooden tableware KAMI series of TAKAHASHI KOUGEI adds warmth to our dining with family and friends.

The KAMI series is made of Castor Aralia from Hokkaido, the northernmost prefecture of Japan. Using a potter's wheel, it is made as thin as a paper; it is only about 2 millimeters/0.07 inch in thickness. The series is named as Kami, which literally means a paper in Japanese because of the remarkable thinness. You can even look a light through the glass. The impressive craftsmanship could be seen in the finishing.

Wood has low thermal conductivity, which means that even if you put something hot or cold, the glass conveys the temperature slowly. You could enjoy the smooth flavor of the drink.

Making use of the natural features of wood, KAMI WOODEN GLASS WIDE L would become useful tableware. It is finished with a polyurethane coating and easy to clean.

TAKAHASHI KOUGEI is a woodworking brand founded in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, Japan. It is the only brand specializing in a potter's wheel to form wooden products. The brand uses various kinds of woods, mainly from Hokkaido for the materials and produces tableware that is simple, functional and brings a sense of ease.

With skilled artisans, materials are carefully selected to make good use of the original look and texture of wood. Handmade wooden products of TAKAHASHI KOUGEI would surely be pleased as a gift as well.