Syouryu Tin Plate, Bendable Tinware, Samidare, 13cm

Bend, stretch, and bend again... "Suzugami" tin plates. This product, named "Suzugami," can be bent into any shape you like, just like paper. As its name suggests, this mysterious tin dish is as thin and flexible as paper.

A new sensation never before seen! The user shapes it themselves. That's the joy of "Suzugami." By repeatedly hammering rolled tin plates, not only are patterns created, but the dish is also strong enough to withstand repeated bending. Thanks to the skill of our metalworking artisans, this dish offers a whole new experience!

You can shape it to suit your needs. Bend, roll, or slightly raise the corners. Enjoy the satisfying sensation of smooth bending.

Beautiful hammered patterns highlight the artisan's skill. One of the charms of "Suzugami" is the beautiful hammered patterns. Skilled metalworkers rhythmically hammer the tin sheets with hammers to create beautiful, luxurious hammered patterns.

Three different patterns are available, each representing a beautiful Japanese weather phenomenon. ・Kazahana (hammered pattern): The hammered pattern resembles the accumulation of falling snow on a cloudless, sunny day. ・Samidare (hammered pattern): The hammered pattern resembles the traces of long rains that fall in the fifth month of the lunar calendar. ・Hail (hammered pattern): The hammered pattern resembles the sound of falling ice particles striking the surface.

[Size Variations] ・24x24: The largest, 24cm square. This size is perfect for serving salads or soba noodles, or for sharing among a group. It can also be used in a variety of ways, such as by adding a large piece of greenery to create a decorative arrangement. ・18×18: 18cm square. This size is perfect for serving appetizers, snacks, sweets, and other dishes, along with alcohol and coffee. It's also the perfect size for serving a single serving.

・13×13: A convenient 13cm square. This size can be used as a small plate or to hold Japanese sweets and other small dishes, making it versatile for a variety of uses outside of the table.

・11×11: The smallest size, 11cm square. It can be used as a small plate, as well as a plate for hand towels and condiments. You can also fold the corners over to use it as a chopstick rest or cutlery rest.

[Specifications] ・Material: Rolled tin ・Country of origin: Japan

[Caution] This product may turn black or yellow over time, but this is not harmful to the human body.

While this soft material can be bent and stretched, excessive bending and stretching may cause the surface to crack or break. Due to its low melting point, do not heat. Do not use in the microwave. Do not store in the freezer. Bend, fold, and stretch. Despite being made of metal, this versatile piece can be reshaped as many times as you like, like origami, making it suitable for a variety of occasions and purposes. Skilled artisans hammer the tin sheets to create beautiful patterns, while also giving the piece strength to be bent and stretched repeatedly. Samidare (hammered pattern): These hammered patterns resemble traces of the long rains that fall in the fifth month of the lunar calendar. The 13cm size is just the right size for placing Japanese sweets and small dishes, and can be used in a variety of ways beyond just table setting. [Size] Approx. 13 x 13 cm [Weight] Approx. 115 g [Material] Tin (rolled) [Country of Origin] Japan *Do not use in the microwave.