Thermos Bottle

Description

I am a Thermos Bottle. I’ve been keeping it bottled up for too long… I have to let you know! I think you’re hot and I just can’t contain it.

Curator’s Notes

The wood lid of the thermos has a wood screw-thread closure that is a difficult to achieve wood carving process made by wood artisans in Ishikawa, Japan. This technique combined with the high-performance thermal bottle provides a superior portable container for all seasons – for both hot and cold drinks. Whether on the go or at the office, we love taking a break and enjoying a warm tea in the lid that acts as a little tea cup that is at once enjoyable to hold and to drink from.

Thermos Bottle was curated by Stevenson Aung

Designer/Maker

Maker: MokuNeji

Designer: Hiroshi Yamasaki

Specifications

Dimensions:

Small: 2.2” (w) x 2.2” (l) x 7.2” (h) or 56mm (w) x 56mm (l) x 182mm (h)

Medium: 2.2” (w) x 2.2” (l) x 8.7” (h) or 56mm (w) x 56mm (l) x 222mm (h)

Large: 2.2” (w) x 2.2” (l) x 10.7” (h) or 56mm (w) x 56mm (l) x 272mm (h)

Weight:

Small: 5 oz or 142 g

Medium: 7 oz or 198 g

Large: 11 oz or 312 g

Volume:

Small: 6.8 fl oz or 200 ml

Medium: 9.1 fl oz or 270 ml

Large: 12.2 fl oz or 360 ml

Materials: Stainless steel, Zelkova wood

Details

• Made in Japan
• Thermal bottle can contain hot or cold drinks
• Stainless steel thermal vacuum vessel body
• Interior airtight cap has an open and close tab
• Liquids can be poured directly from the airtight lid when the tab is in the open position

• Wood screw-thread lid can also be used as a cup

• Lid is coated with a food-safe urethane finish

• Hand wash recommended

• Do not twist lid too tightly as this may damage the wood screw-threads