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For wine and sake

There is a woodworker who makes the base of lacquerware in Japan. They are called Kiji-shi. The number of Kiji-shi is decreasing year by year. Shozu Shikko is a manufacturer that has created high-quality woodcrafts and tries to preserve the traditional woodworking by Kiji-shi.

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WOODEN WINE GLASS URAHA is a glass completely made of natural wood. The smooth texture and the beautiful shape of the bowl and the stem look just like a wine glass.

Based on highly-skilled woodturning, the glass is made surprisingly thin. It also took a lot of trial-and-error for drying method since the glass is so thin and has possibility to distort by moisture. Its manufacturing process takes 5 or 10 times more than common method.

After creating the shape, the glass is coated by nano glass coating. It makes the texture smooth and protects the product from stain and heat.

WOODEN WINE GLASS URAHA is perfect for wine and Japanese sake. Three different kinds of wood are used for the material.

Zelkova: Characterized by clear and beautiful wood grain.
Oak: Has excellent water resistance. Pretty hard and durable.
Cherry: Has smooth bark with a slightly reddish color.

The glass is also a great gift for those who adore Japanese sake or tableware.

As a Yamanaka lacquerware woodworker

Shozu Shikko is a manufacturer for woodcrafts, founded in 1950 in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The brand was named by the predecessor from the thought of becoming the best woodlander in Japan. Since its founding, the brand has started with the hope to deliver products that give people a better feel of wood by making use of the technology they have cultivated in the creation. Using the traditional technique of woodturning and steel lathes that use original knives cultivated over many years, the brand has created items with high-quality and delicate designs.