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Brass Coaster | Ihada Kobo

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  • Material: cast brass, silicone
  • Dimension: 115mm (diameter)
  • Design: Yamazaki Yoshiki
  • Gift box
  • Handmade in Takaoka, Japan
Untersetzer aus Messing | Ihada Kobo | FUTAGAMI | Handmade in Japan
Brass Coaster | Ihada Kobo Sale priceSFr. 86.00

Beschreibung

Design for the home bar

The radiating lines of this solid brass coaster serve a dual purpose: water droplets collect in the grooves so that the cup or glass won't stick to the coaster when lifted. This eye-catching coaster is the perfect accent for your home bar.

    Over time, brass undergoes a colour change due to natural oxidation processes; within five years, a charming light brown patina develops, followed by rust tones. The original shine can be maintained by using a polishing cloth.

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    Each bottle opener comes in a cardboard box

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    STORY

    Futagami was founded in 1897 and historically designed Buddhist statues and altarpieces cast from solid brass. In 2009, a collaboration with designer Oji Masanori added a contemporary twist to the brand - Masanori designed everyday lifestyle items using the same skilled brass casting techniques, combining tradition with modernity. Futagami's range of functional, minimalist everyday items draws inspiration from the cosmos with their unique designs and patterns.

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