• Osaka Suzuki Mt. Fuji Tumbler in white, with a sleek and textured finish, shaped to resemble Japan’s iconic Mt. Fuji, symbolizing elegance and precision in metalwork.
  • Three Osaka Suzuki Mt. Fuji Tumblers, displayed in red, blue, and silver variations, with a textured design resembling the iconic mountain, highlighting Japanese artistry in metalwork.
  • Wooden Gift box for the Osaka Suzuki Mt. Fuji Tumbler, featuring Japanese calligraphy and red stamps on the front, symbolizing the traditional and elegant packaging of the product.
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Osaka Suzuki

Mt. Fuji Tumbler White

Mt. Fuji Tumbler White

$169.00 USD
$169.00 USD
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The White Mt. Fuji Tumbler honors Japan’s most sacred peak, blanketed in pure snow. White symbolizes purity, new beginnings, and spiritual significance, reflecting the sanctity of Mt. Fuji. Handcrafted by the skilled artisans of Osaka Suzuki, this tumbler is made from tin, renowned for its rust-resistant qualities and thermal conductivity that keeps your beverages chilled to perfection.

With a hand-polished rim, this tumbler offers an unmatched smooth drinking experience, while the textured interior enhances the beer’s foam. The pristine white finish brings a sense of calm and elegance, turning each pour into a moment of quiet reflection and enjoyment.

Detail

Size: W 3.7in x L 3.7in x H 3.7in / W 9.4cm x L 9.4cm x H 9.5cm
Capacity: 300cc / 10.1oz
Material: Tin

Care ＆ Use

  • Handwash only
  • Do not use in microwave or oven
  • Due to handmade colouring and carving characteristics, each piece has subtle variations in size and appearance.
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History of Japanese Tinware

Osaka Naniwa Tinware has a history dating back to 1679 (Enpo 7th year) when "tin-drawing in Naniwa and Sakai streets" was recorded, indicating its presence and circulation in the Kansai region during the mid-Edo period. It became Japan's largest tinware production center from the mid-Edo period to the late Taisho to early Showa period, with around 50 workshops and over 300 craftsmen. Despite challenges during WWII, it was designated a traditional craft in March 1983 (Showa 58) by the Minister of International Trade and Industry.

Brand History

Since 1910, Osaka Suzuki has dedicated itself to carrying on the techniques mastered by the artisans that came before them. Their skilled craftsmen and women continue to create tinware that seamlessly integrates into daily life. From generation to generation, they maintain their commitment to producing tinware that harmoniously balances functionality and beauty.