
The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process.
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Product Name : | Tumbler "miffy-no TAKARAMONO (pale tone)" |
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Product type : | Tumbler |
Size (cm) : | H17.5×W8.0×D8.0 |
Related Tags : | rabbit、 Miffy、 Wrapping available、 Pattern_Miffy's treasures、 |
Remark : | Please note that the pattern may be different from the picture shown due to the cutting process. Please be forewarned. |
Other : | Gift wrapping service available |
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Product Description
This is an original tumbler with silk fabric from Tatsumura Bijutsuori inside. Please note that we do not support fabric replacement after purchase. Please understand this in advance.
About the specifications
Size (cm)
Main body: H17.5 x W8.0 x D8.0
Outer box dimensions: H22.0 x W17.5 x D9.0
The product will be delivered in a special box.
[Heat resistance temperature] 100 degrees Celsius
[Cold resistance temperature] 0 degrees Celsius
[Weight] Approx. 220g
[Capacity] 420ml
[Material] Approx.
Surface of the main body: Polystyrene
Body inner part: stainless steel
Lid and bottom: Polypropylene
Cautions for use
Do not pour boiling or very hot beverages into the container as this may cause burns. Use only with beverages of appropriate temperature.
The lid is not completely sealed, so do not fill the container to the brim. The lid may come off.
Microwave and dishwasher are not compatible.
Pattern Description
miffy-no TAKARAMONO(Treasures of miffy)

The winding vertical lines of this design are one of the good omen patterns originated from the uprising aura in the ancient Chinese thought "CHEE" that has been believed to be the source of energy.
A design of "TAKARA-MONO" (the collection of treasures) has been thought as one of the good omen since ancient days in China, then came to Japan. The contents of the treasures have changed from time to time owing to the state of society.
We have made a new design of "miffy's collection of treasures", consisting of the treasures miffy might love, like a toy, a flower, a friend, etc., along with the traditional collection of treasures having been thought in China and Japan.