Tin
Suzu/錫
Tin — The Noble Metal Refined by Japan
Tin has long been used as a noble metal for vessels. It enhances chilled drinks while offering antibacterial and durable qualities.
Tin has long been treasured as a 'noble metal.' Its thermal conductivity makes chilled drinks taste even better, while its antibacterial and durable qualities ensure it can be used for generations. Refined by Japanese artisans, tinware is quiet luxury for the everyday table.
KeyFeatures/特徴
- Excellent thermal conductivity enhances drinks
- Naturally antibacterial and durable
- Resistant to breaking, built to last a lifetime
WhyExpensive/なぜ高価なのか
- Rare metal requiring skilled craftsmanship
- Soft and easily deformed, demanding precise finishing
- Historically valued as a noble material
Benefit/選ぶ理由
- Elevates sake and drinks into a special experience
- A refined choice for gifting
- A reliable material to pass down generations
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Process
1. Metal Preparation:
Refine high-purity tin
2. Shaping:
Form vessel shape through forging or casting
3. Hammering:
Hammer to achieve uniform thickness and form
4. Polishing:
Smooth and polish surface for characteristic luster
5. Decoration:
Optional hammered patterns or designs
6. Final Finish:
Adjust shine and inspect before shipping
