Swaying SUWARI.

``Swirling'' is a gesture that brings out the aroma of alcohol by exposing it to air after pouring it into a glass.

Utilizing Yamanaka Lacquerware's potter's wheel technology, we have created a cup with a cute design!

The zelkova tree is hollowed out to create a structure that rises up due to the weight of the tree, and the bottom is rounded, so it is designed to sway for a while.

The black pattern on the side is a technique called Murakumo-nuri, which uses the soot from Japanese candles. We created this product with the hope that you will enjoy a relaxing time with this unique soot pattern.

Soot is added to the lacquer before it hardens, creating a pattern reminiscent of black clouds or flickering flames.

A set of octagonal chopsticks carved from iron wood that are simple and easy to hold.

[About how to use]

[1] Avoid soaking in hot water for a long time.
[2] After use, wash with a soft material such as a sponge and wipe dry immediately.
[3] Do not use microwaves, ovens, dish dryers, or washing machines.
[4] If you are concerned about the smell of lacquer, please leave it in a well-ventilated place for several days or blanch it 2-3 times.