with Nousaku Japanese Hammer kit tumbler [Wrapping paper]

---------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a kit that allows you to try making tsuchime (tsuchime) at home. Tsuchime is a pattern created by hitting it with a hammer. By hitting the surface of the tumbler with a hammer, you can create your very own tumbler, one of a kind in the world. You can create a tumbler with an original pattern by placing a plastic making cup inside a tin tumbler and tapping the bottom of the tumbler from the center outwards and the sides from the bottom toward the spout. can. 100% tin is soft and can be hammered without using much force. "Home drinking" using the one and only sake cup in the world. How about a change of mood every day? This is a very popular product carefully crafted by craftsmen from Nousaku, one of Japan's leading traditional craft brands. After use, use a soft sponge and wash with kitchen detergent (neutral). If the shine becomes dull, use baking soda. Also, tin (100%) is soft, so please do not rub it with a hard scrubbing brush. This may cause scratches on the surface. Due to its low melting point, do not place it near fire. Because it is metal, it cannot be used in the microwave. Do not use in the dishwasher or dryer as they may reach high temperatures. Do not put it in the freezer, as the tin may deteriorate due to low temperatures. Also, please refrain from storing it in the refrigerator for a long time. Also, do not leave highly acidic or dark-colored foods in the container for a long time. This may cause discoloration. Tumbler: H60 φ75 Production cup: H72 φ77 Hammer: Total length 142 Head width 50 Head diameter 12 (mm) This is a kit that allows you to try making tsuchime (tsuchime) at home. Tsuchime is a pattern created by hitting it with a hammer. By hitting the surface of the tumbler with a hammer, you can create your very own tumbler, one of a kind in the world. You can create a tumbler with an original pattern by placing a plastic making cup inside a tin tumbler and tapping the bottom of the tumbler from the center outwards and the sides from the bottom toward the spout. can. 100% tin is soft and can be hammered without using much force. "Home drinking" using the one and only sake cup in the world. How about a change of mood every day?