Kishu Lacquer Craft
Each bin features traditional Japanese craftsmanship for a refined interior look.
Kitchen trash cans
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TATSU-CRAFT(タツクラフト) Kitchen trash cans
These domestically made bins provide a stylish solution for homeowners seeking compact and open-access waste management. The lidless design allows for quick disposal in tight kitchen or interior spaces
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What stands out
Lidless Open Top
The open design ensures fast waste disposal without handling a lid.
Slim Round Profile
A circular shape fits easily into corners or beside kitchen counters.
Current set
TATSU-CRAFT(タツクラフト): 1 trash can listed here
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Refined Interior Waste Solutions
These bins utilize a round slim profile and clear cocktail mist finishes to blend into modern home decor. The construction focuses on a lightweight plastic build that is easy to move and clean.
- Lidless open top access
- Kishu lacquer styling
- Slim round wastebasket shape
- Compact interior box sizing
- Lightweight plastic construction
- Japanese domestic manufacturing
What sets them apart
Current models
1 trash can listed here, grouped as Kitchen trash cans, Slim trash cans, Plastic trash cans, Round trash cans.
The hardware
What you get is what the titles name. Sample models: Clear mist lidless round plastic wastebasket.
Made to use
TATSU-CRAFT(タツクラフト) trash can here match Kitchen trash cans, Slim trash cans, Plastic trash cans, Round trash cans as the titles describe them.
The difference
1 trash can listed here give you a side-by-side on Kitchen trash cans, Slim trash cans, Plastic trash cans, Round trash cans.
First-hand
From this set
The Kishu lacquer finish looks beautiful in my kitchen and adds a touch of style to a simple item.
I use this slim round bin in a tight corner where a standard trash can would never fit.
The open top makes it so easy to toss scraps away while I am busy cooking.
Questions
TATSU-CRAFT Questions
Where are these trash cans manufactured?
These bins are domestically made in Japan using Kishu lacquer techniques.
What is the primary design feature of this model?
It is a lidless open top bin with a slim round profile.
What material is used for the bin?
The bin is constructed from durable plastic with a decorative finish.
Who are these bins designed for?
They are for users needing a stylish and compact interior wastebasket.