UZUKURI Beer cup

The Warmth of Natural Grain, Captured in Metal

This beer cup beautifully mirrors the textured grain of 'Uzukuri' cedar within the lustrous surface of pure tin.

Hacoa × NOUSAKU

A unique collaboration born from the shared passion of two Japanese masters: NOUSAKU (能作), a premier metal foundry from Toyama Japan, and Hacoa, a wooden design house from Fukui Japan.

At the heart of this design is Uzukuri, a traditional Japanese wood-finishing technique. Artisans meticulously brush the surface of Kawada Cedar—a wood known for its deep, expressive grain—to elevate its natural texture. This textured wood is then used to create a mold, into which 100% pure tin is cast. The result is a metallic surface that remarkably retains the organic feel of solid wood, fitting comfortably in your hand with a natural, soothing warmth.

A Luxurious Sip Perfected by Pure Tin

Tin is prized for its ability to naturally mellow the flavor of beverages, ensuring a smoother palate. The interior features a subtle, sand-cast texture unique to traditional casting, which aerates your beer to create an incredibly creamy, long-lasting head.

Because tin possesses exceptional thermal conductivity, a mere 1–2 minutes in the refrigerator will chill the entire cup, keeping your beer, iced coffee, or soft drinks crisp and refreshing from the first sip to the last.

A Health-Conscious Choice for Modern Living

Tin is a remarkably safe and sustainable material. Highly resistant to oxidation and naturally antibacterial, it has been cherished in Japan since ancient times for its ability to keep water fresh.

With a 200ml (approx. 6.8 fl oz) capacity, this cup is perfectly sized for daily use or as a thoughtful gift for someone special. It is more than just drinkware—it is a timeless fusion of Japanese heritage and modern functional beauty, designed to grace your table for a lifetime.

Dimensions

Approx. Diameter 66×H 115(mm)

Weight

Approx. 220 grams (7.76 ounces)

Capacity

Approx. 200 ml (6.8 fl oz)

Material

100% Pure Tin

Brand

Hacoa × NOUSAKU