Adelia Beer Mug 205ml Lute Beer Mug Set of 6 Made in Japan P-6629

Body size: Glass: about maximum 5.4 (diameter 5.4) x height 9.8 cm masu: about width 8.2 x depth 8.2 x height 4.6 cm;Body weight: Glass: 90g;Material: Glass = soda glass / masu = cypress;Full water capacity: glass/145ml;An elegant series in which a Japanese Komon pattern is reflected on the glass in a single color of gold. Komon patterns have been used for cotton products such as kimonos and hand towels since the Edo period. Each pattern is said to have auspicious meaning and it is said that repeating the pattern symbolizes eternal peace. ;The reason for the snow ring is that the snow is also called the spirit of the five grains and it is a pattern with a wish for a good harvest.;The glass uses Gurasu which was developed for drinking Japanese sake. In addition the masu is made of Japanese cypress and is set so that you can enjoy sake safely and deliciously.;For the cosmetic box we have prepared a special paste box. It is the perfect glass for a personal gift such as a birthday gift or a birthday gift.;Gold is used to process the glass. As the color may fade we recommend washing by hand when cleaning. Please note that some of the models are made exclusively for Japanese market hence the specifications and interface language is all in Japanese and cannot be changed to a different language. Also the voltage is adopted for Japanese standard ~ 100V ## About us want.ip Inc (a group company of Yahoo Japan) the leading cross-border e-retailer of all kinds of Japan products. We source all the products from official distributors or manufactures] ## Overseas Shipping Information As this is an overseas delivery product it may take up to 2~5 business days to ship out. However there may be a slight delay depending on the local delivery status and customs procedures. ## Warranty Since this product is manufactured for Japanese market warranty is not supported in your country. ## Voltage For electronic equipment it is recommended to use a transformer just in case. This is because electronic equipment for Japan is designed to be used at 100V. (Some products are globally compatible.)