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USURAI Taper Tableware
USURAI Taper
One of our very most popular tumbler series “USURAI (Taper)” glass was introduced in 2014 and since then it has been popular for all over the world.
The first thing you notice when you pick up "USURAI (Taper)" glassware is its featherweight structure in your hands - the fine balance between delicate and durable, beauty and function. Whether it is filled with a refreshing cocktail or water, know you've got a reliable classic in your hands.
Superb Transparency, High grade Soda-lime glassware "FINE CLEAR" made in Japan(ISO 14001)
“Fine Clear” is the brand name of high-grade soda-lime glass material developed by Toyo-Sasaki Glass. In addition to its strength, Fine Clear achieves supreme clarity and brightness comparable to crystal glass which makes it an ideal material for glass tableware.
- Material: Soda-lime glass
- Machine Made
- Thin Structure with 1.1mm
- Full Surface Toughened
- Anti Scratch
- Dishwasher Safe
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| Country | Japan | Spain |
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