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Shiny tin coasters

NOUSAKU's TIN COASTER has a beautiful form of woven tin. The size is small enough to fit in your palm. The product could be used as a coaster, tray or ornament. It would be perfect for returning gifts.

Delicate expression of tin

Nosaku makes various tin products based on the casting technology of Takaoka copperware. Various items using 100% pure tin are characterized by the luster and flexibility.

TIN COASTER is attractive because of its delicate pattern of tin, which spreads symmetrically like a flower. Merlet imitates lace and Galassia mimics galaxy. It is a unique feature of tin that makes it possible to express like a woven yarn, even though it is metal.

Tin can be easily bent by hand, so you can change it to your preferred shape. Tin makes a tingling sound when it is deformed, which called "tin cry." It occurs because tin molecules rub against each other. Applying too much force to one spot may cause breakage, so please make sure to carefully bend the product.

TIN COASTER is even more gorgeous when placed side by side, so they would be a wonderful paired gift. It can be used as a coaster at the dining table or on a small plate. It can also be used as a tray for jewelry, and it is also great as a window-side ornament by hanging it with a string. The product can be used individually or as a pair and also would be a great gift such as thank-you gifts, celebration gifts, and wedding gifts.

High technology cultivated in tradition

Nosaku's tin is 100% pure. Normally, other metal materials are added to increase hardness and machinability, but Nosaku does not contain them at all. What made this possible is the casting technology that Nosaku has handed down since ancient times.

Tin is the second most expensive metal next to gold and silver and has the property that it is hard to oxidize and has strong antibacterial action. Therefore, the material is perfect for tableware.

Nosaku is founded as a metal processing manufacturer in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, has developed as a commercial and industrial town since 1609. Nousaku started manufacturing Buddhist tools in 1916 using a casting technique that was handed down to Takaoka. Casting is a process in which molten metal is poured into a mold to shape a product. All Nosaku's products are manufactured using advanced casting technology and various metals including tin, brass, bronze, aluminum, etc.