Kobo Aizawa Bottle Opener with Wooden Handle
A triangle shaped bottle opener with comfortable wooden handle. Simple and elegant.
Size: 14cm
Material: Stainless Steel / Wood Handle
Producer: Kobo Aizawa
Caring Guide:
Hand wash only
Use soft sponge and mild dish soap
Avoid soaking in water or using abrasive scrubbers
Dry completely before storing it
Kobo Aizawa
Established in 1922 based in Tsubame in Niigata prefecture, Aizawa is known as the leading Japan manufacturer its’ quality stainless steel kitchenware. One of the iconic Aizawa matt black tableware collection was also hand picked as a selected permanent design collection under the Museum of Modern Art New York (MoMA) on 7th October 1986.
Kobo Aizawa Bottle Opener with Wooden Handle
A triangle shaped bottle opener with comfortable wooden handle. Simple and elegant.
Size: 14cm
Material: Stainless Steel / Wood Handle
Producer: Kobo Aizawa
Caring Guide:
Hand wash only
Use soft sponge and mild dish soap
Avoid soaking in water or using abrasive scrubbers
Dry completely before storing it
Kobo Aizawa
Established in 1922 based in Tsubame in Niigata prefecture, Aizawa is known as the leading Japan manufacturer its’ quality stainless steel kitchenware. One of the iconic Aizawa matt black tableware collection was also hand picked as a selected permanent design collection under the Museum of Modern Art New York (MoMA) on 7th October 1986.
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A triangle shaped bottle opener with comfortable wooden handle. Simple and elegant.
Size: 14cm
Material: Stainless Steel / Wood Handle
Producer: Kobo Aizawa
Caring Guide:
Hand wash only
Use soft sponge and mild dish soap
Avoid soaking in water or using abrasive scrubbers
Dry completely before storing it
Kobo Aizawa
Established in 1922 based in Tsubame in Niigata prefecture, Aizawa is known as the leading Japan manufacturer its’ quality stainless steel kitchenware. One of the iconic Aizawa matt black tableware collection was also hand picked as a selected permanent design collection under the Museum of Modern Art New York (MoMA) on 7th October 1986.
