From Tiger Corporation, the stainless steel bottle "MJX-A482", which is a three-dimensional design of traditional Japanese beauty, is now available. It will be on sale from December 21st. The price is open.

A new product in the "MJX" series of stainless steel bottles with a three-dimensional pattern that has irregularities. Five patterns of "FUJI", "TEMARI", "MUSUBI", "SAKURA", and "ARARE" with the theme of delicate beauty created by traditional craftsmanship. there is. The colors that are finely adjusted according to the pattern and the fine patterns that are layered to create a three-dimensional effect express the traditional beauty of each.


Lightweight (approx. 230g (8.11oz)) and compact design that is convenient to carry around every day. The actual capacity is 0.48L. There is a dent in the center of the main body, making it easy to fit in your hand and hold. In addition, it is equipped with features such as a stainless steel vacuum double structure that exhibits stable heat and cold insulation effects, and "super clean processing" that makes the inside hard to get dirty and easy to wash.

Comes with a special paulownia box and Japanese paper packaging. The details of each pattern are as follows.

■ Japanese symbol "Fuji"
The motif is "upside-down Fuji," which is said to be particularly auspicious, with Mt. Fuji reflected on the surface of the lake. It expresses the mountain surface of Mt. Fuji with a feeling of unevenness that seems to be finely beaten with a mallet.


■ Japanese historical toy "Temari"
The old-fashioned toy "Temari" is made by winding colored threads in layers and making it colorful. You can feel the beauty of the thread and the gentle touch expressed by the unique "layering" technology.


■ Culture "Musubi" that conveys thoughts
"Kumihimo" made by assembling thin colored threads and "Mizuhiki" that ties paper strings together. A delicate and profound motif is adopted, which has a custom of conveying thoughts through the eyes.


■ Japan's representative flower "Sakura"
It features a color tone in which thin and soft petals are transparent and bleeding, incorporating the texture of "Shippo-yaki", which is a traditional craft technique. It is said that the ephemeral beauty of the cherry blossom scene was trapped.


■ Japanese winter scene "Hail"
The "graupel pattern" is also used in iron kettles, which are tools for boiling water. It is often seen in the cold mornings and evenings, and expresses the pure scene of hail that stops immediately after being light.