Miyabi Urushi Kogei Sawara Cypress Wood Tub
Product Information
- Brand:Miyabi Urushi Kogei
- Material:Sawara cypress
- Product type:Wooden Tub
- Ø27cm:Dimensions (approx): Ø270 x 140 mm, Item weight (approx): 1010 g, Shipping weight (approx): 1500 g
- Ø30cm:Dimensions (approx): Ø300 x 155 mm, Item weight (approx): 1440 g, Shipping weight (approx): 2100 g
Key Features
- A wooden tub for ice.
- Comes with an inner plate. The inner plate allows water to drain and also protects the bottom of the tub from damages when cracking ice with an ice pick.
Use & Care
- Wash it well after each use and dry it thoroughly before storage.
Background
From the cypress-rich forests of Kiso, Nagano, MIYABI URUSHI KOGEI Co., Ltd. crafts exceptional kitchen tools. Their master artisans carefully select premium local wood to create elegant, functional pieces that blend centuries-old Japanese craftsmanship with modern lifestyle needs. Each product embodies the perfect harmony of tradition and contemporary design.
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Product Information
- Brand:Miyabi Urushi Kogei
- Material:Sawara cypress
- Product type:Wooden Tub
- Ø27cm:Dimensions (approx): Ø270 x 140 mm, Item weight (approx): 1010 g, Shipping weight (approx): 1500 g
- Ø30cm:Dimensions (approx): Ø300 x 155 mm, Item weight (approx): 1440 g, Shipping weight (approx): 2100 g
Key Features
- A wooden tub for ice.
- Comes with an inner plate. The inner plate allows water to drain and also protects the bottom of the tub from damages when cracking ice with an ice pick.
Use & Care
- Wash it well after each use and dry it thoroughly before storage.
Background
From the cypress-rich forests of Kiso, Nagano, MIYABI URUSHI KOGEI Co., Ltd. crafts exceptional kitchen tools. Their master artisans carefully select premium local wood to create elegant, functional pieces that blend centuries-old Japanese craftsmanship with modern lifestyle needs. Each product embodies the perfect harmony of tradition and contemporary design.
