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Orii Tone Tumbler

Orii Tone Tumbler

$111.00 - $111.00
$111.00
$111.00 - $111.00
$111.00
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
in stock, ready to be shipped
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  • “tone" is a series of copper utensils that blend into your daily life. This copper tumbler has good heat conductivity, and its texture will become more durable, just like wearing denim. It is also a good gift item.

  • Design: Yukitoshi Toda

    Size/φ75*110mm 0.30*0.43in

    Weight: 170g

    Material: Copper

    Please use it for cold drinks.

    Due to a price change in June 2021, the silver plating on the inside has been changed to a bare metal polish and clear coating.

  • Please note all orders and sale items are final sale, and cannot be returned or exchanged.  We are bettering the fulfillment flow right now. Apologies for the inconvenience.

【Craftsmanship and Attention to Detail】

Orii's original coloring technique

Orii's "coloring" is not painting but a traditional technique that uses the corrosive properties of copper and brass and controls chemicals and flames to produce vivid colors.

This traditional coloring technique, which could only be expressed on cast products, has been developed to enable coloring on copper sheets thinner than 1 mm. Please enjoy the genuine colors drawn from copper and brass.

Transformable coloring techniques

The unique texture of colors and patterns is created by combining chemicals and techniques, the degree of dripping of the solution, and the degree of fire heating. You can enjoy the new expression of metal materials from traditional handwork.

Examples of coloring techniques

Nioi (boiling color): Metal is boiled in a pot containing a mixture of copper sulfate and copper carbonate to develop a color called "nioi (boiling color).

Nukami-yaki: The dough is coated with rice-bran paste and baked with a burner. The burnt traces of the salted rice-bran paste form a pattern on the surface of the dough.

The rice is then polished with a "Negobouki," made of rice cores. The shine of the "ohaguro" can only be achieved with this type of broom.