



Miscellaneous japanese artisanry
Kaikado Dose Kupfer 95x65mm, 100g
ZDBC
Beautifully handcrafted caddy, that will alter its colour as it ages. Made by Kaikado in Kyoto. Ideal for daily use. Protect from wetness (i.e. do not store in the fridge).
The tea caddy is double-walled. The inner wall is made of traditionally produced, hot-tinned sheet iron. The outer wall is made of copper. In contrast to modern tinplate (galvanized tin-plated steel), sheet iron is intentionally hot-tinned here. This is a process rarely seen today and is called dobozuke in Japanese. In the hot-tinning process, the sheet iron is immersed in molten tin, resulting in a noticeably thicker tin coating. This makes the surface appear significantly more matte and softer compared to galvanized pieces.
The Japanese manufacturer Kaikado was founded in Kyoto in 1875. The manufacturing process developed by the founder has been passed down through generations. It is always carried out by hand and involves around 130 incredibly precise steps. Although circumstances are constantly changing, this long-established method of production remains unchanged, as this is the only way to ensure that the essential value of the caddies endures. The company emphasizes that not only the manufacturing process, but also the products themselves can be passed down through genererations and will become even more beautiful over time.
The tea caddy is double-walled. The inner wall is made of traditionally produced, hot-tinned sheet iron. The outer wall is made of copper. In contrast to modern tinplate (galvanized tin-plated steel), sheet iron is intentionally hot-tinned here. This is a process rarely seen today and is called dobozuke in Japanese. In the hot-tinning process, the sheet iron is immersed in molten tin, resulting in a noticeably thicker tin coating. This makes the surface appear significantly more matte and softer compared to galvanized pieces.
The Japanese manufacturer Kaikado was founded in Kyoto in 1875. The manufacturing process developed by the founder has been passed down through generations. It is always carried out by hand and involves around 130 incredibly precise steps. Although circumstances are constantly changing, this long-established method of production remains unchanged, as this is the only way to ensure that the essential value of the caddies endures. The company emphasizes that not only the manufacturing process, but also the products themselves can be passed down through genererations and will become even more beautiful over time.
- Origin:
- Japan / Kyoto
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