Remo Sake Cups Gourmet Foods Amy Stewart explores the dizzying

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Remo Sake Cups Gourmet Foods Amy Stewart explores the dizzyingRemo Sake Cups reflect an American interpretation of Japanese minimalist form, refined in proportion and purpose. A study in contrast, they feel delicate in the hand yet remain durable, lightweight yet reassuringly sturdy. They may be used for serving sake or for presenting condiments, bringing a sense of intention to even the smallest detail at the table.