Keep it long, treasure it long.

A sake set that you can enjoy with your eyes

A calm time to prepare sake and have an evening drink at the end of the day. It is a reward to give to yourself, thank you for your hard work today. If you have your favorite sake set as well as your favorite sake at such a wonderful time, your usual sake will feel even more delicious.

Therefore, I would like to recommend the Blume cold sake set from Kimoto Glass. The cold sake set with one choko and two choko is a gem that blends into the daily lives of adults with a simple shape that goes well with any tableware. Please enjoy a rich and relaxing space with a form that fits comfortably in your hand.

The delicacy and warmth of handicrafts

Blume cold sake set exclusively for sake designed by French designer Arthur Leitner. Brume means haze or haze in French, and was named after the fantastic image of swaying and sparkling liquor reflected through the glass.

Time to transfer the chilled sake to one mouth. At first glance, it may seem like a hassle, but instead of pouring it from the bottle into a glass as it is, it is transferred to one mouth, and it seems that the sake mixes with the air and becomes even more delicious. The aroma is well volatile, so you can fully enjoy the rich aroma of sake. In addition to adding sake, it can also be used as a dressing and sauce bowl. In addition, you can enjoy the change in taste of the irregular pentagonal sake cup depending on where you put your mouth.

The Brume Cold Sake Set comes in an elegant vanity case, so it is recommended for those who like Father's Day gifts and evening drinks, wedding celebrations and returns, and 60th birthday celebrations. The Blume cold sake set, with its polite and delicate craftsmanship, is likely to be a favorite for a long time.

Make the most of tradition and build the future

Kimoto Glass (Kimoto Glass) has been operating a business with a focus on glass tableware such as Edo Kiriko for 80 years since it was founded in Asakusa, Tokyo in 1931. With the progress of mechanization and mass production of cut glass processing and the flood of low-priced imported products, many manufacturers and factories have been forced to close or withdraw, and as a wholesaler, we have been cultivating by watching the market trends for over 80 years. Taking advantage of our "ability to identify the market", we are collaborating with craftsmen and designers to make things.

"Edo Kiriko where the heart of the Japanese dwells". Kimoto Glass's glassware is created by actively engaging in manufacturing rather than flowing the finished products from right to left with the mission of preserving and evolving that tradition. Thinking about what you want from glass products and what you need for glass products that are familiar to people living today, the products that are born will color the space and life with a modern and familiar design.