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Tebineri Glass Sake & Dressing Carafe 280ml

Tebineri Glass Sake & Dressing Carafe 280ml

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Inspired by the gentle flow of water, this elegant glass carafe features a softly curved silhouette and practical pouring spout that make it both beautiful and versatile.

Ideal for serving chilled sake, dressings, sauces, cold tea, and other beverages, the clear glass construction highlights the colour and character of its contents while bringing a light and refined presence to the table. The fluid shape and handcrafted appearance reflect the relaxed charm that defines the Tebineri collection.

Whether paired with sake glasses for entertaining or used for serving dressings and sauces at everyday meals, this versatile carafe adds a subtle touch of Japanese craftsmanship to the dining experience.

  • Capacity: Approx. 280ml
  • Size: Approx. W9.1 x  x Ø8.1 x H9 cm
  • Material: Glass
  • Pouring spout for controlled serving
  • Suitable for chilled sake, dressings, sauces, and cold beverages
  • Distinctive fluid form inspired by the movement of water
  • Dishwasher Safe

Made of Soda-lime glass, with ion and heat strengthening treatment at the Ishizuka Glass Company in Gifu prefecture, Japan.

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Care Instructions

Please Note

  • Due to the handmade-style production process, slight variations in shape and appearance may occur between pieces.
  • Not suitable for stacking.
  • Due to the shape of the pouring spout, some dripping may occur during use.
  • Not heat-resistant glass.
  • Not suitable for microwave or oven use.
General Information

Ishizuka Glass Company's pursuit of glass manufacturing began with an order for vidro sculptures received from a feudal lord. Japan’s first melting techniques opened the road to mass production.

Ishizuka Glass originated in 1819 with the glass sculptures Iwasaburo Ishizuka made in the current Dota area of Kani City, Gifu Prefecture. Iwasaburo started with “vidro sculptures” ordered by the lord of the Owari Domain. Ishizuka Glass grew during the Meiji and Taisho eras, and has continued to wholeheartedly pursue glass manufacturing. They were the first in Japan to mass-produce highly transparent glass, which allowed us to make glassware a “familiar part of daily lives”.

ADERIA was born in 1961 when Ishizuka Glass fully entered the tableware industry.

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