Small Pure Tin Sake Cup - DeKulture DKW-13002-TN
Small Pure Tin Sake Cup - DeKulture DKW-13002-TN
Small Pure Tin Sake Cup - DeKulture DKW-13002-TN
Small Pure Tin Sake Cup - DeKulture DKW-13002-TN

Small Pure Tin Sake Cup

₹ 3,008
₹ 3,008 ₹ 3,347
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Size & Weight

2 x 2 (DH) inches | 110 Gm

Material

Tin

Care Instructions

To clean, simply hand wash

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Small Pure Tin Sake Cup - DeKulture DKW-13002-TN

Small Pure Tin Sake Cup

₹ 3,008
₹ 3,008 ₹ 3,347
Product description
  • Made of 100% pure tin, this soft Sake Cup is 100% Safe, and Non Leaching. It measures 2.0" inches in diameter and 2.0" inches in height.

  • A lifestyle and utilitarian Sake Cup, this hand sculpted Tin Sake Cup gilded with gold inside.This Silver Tableware also known as ochoko in japenese , used for eating soba (buckwheat noodle) or drinking sake and many types of drinks as this cup keeps the liquid fresh and cold through Tin’s high ion effect. Enhance your table settings with this High Grade Tin Cup. It makes a unique decorative accent for your home & can also be used as a gift to your loved ones.

  • This handmade tinware has been crafted by skilled artisans from India. This product has Low allergic reactivity and high heat conductivity. It does not rust- or air tarnish easily. A stylish tin Cup gives you a feeling of the Japanese atmosphere. The surface finish of this handcrafted utensil will remain the same for decades to come.

  • This product supports and empowers a landless Hindu and Muslim artisan community and preserves the rare metalware craft in India. This community is also involved in metal craftwork like brass, bronze, aluminum, and copper.

  • Quality satisfaction and timely delivery are assured. To be sure of authenticity, we recommend you to buy this product from the dekulture brand only. This drinkware is Made in India.
Craft Type & Story

Water is essential to sustain life on this planet. 70 per cent of the human body is made up of water. In ancient times, our ancestors and even our grandmothers followed the practice of storing water in containers made of copper. Their aim was probably to safeguard drinking water but there's more to the story. In today's world where we have UV filters and RO purifiers to purify water, the storage of water in metal containers may sound old-fashioned and not needed. However, this age-old practice referenced in ancient texts of Ayurveda is now supported by many. They had observed that copper was good material for storing water and realised the natural health benefits of drinking water stored in copper vessels. It was also observed that animals drinking from copper vessels and plants watered with copper-rich water were healthier than those that didn’t.