Tire-bouchon du Jour des Morts

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SKU CS14

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Le "Dia de los Muertos", ou "Jour des Morts", est une fête célébrée au Mexique pour honorer la vie des proches décédés, avec de la nourriture et des boissons. Le squelette est une image centrale utilisée dans les décorations pour les vacances, et notre tire-bouchon du Jour des Morts s'inspire de cette fête fantastique et respectueuse. Conçu par Ariel Rojo et Stephanie Suårez pour le Kikkerland Mexico Design Challenge, ce tire-bouchon en alliage de zinc et en acier inoxydable est aussi fantaisiste que fonctionnel.

Design: Ariel Rojo et Stéphanie Suárez
Materials: Alliage de zinc, acier
Packaging: boîte de fenêtre de couleur
Dimensions: 21,5 x 8 x 3,8 cm

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Tire-bouchon du Jour des Morts

$35.00

SKU CS14

Cool concept, horrible execution. The corkscrew has to be completely through the cork and sticking into the wine for it to pull the cork out, and when you finally get it out, the damn corkscrew twists out from the rest of it, so you can't twist the cork off and instead have to carve it off. Waste of time and money (and corks that I wanted to collect lol)

One time tool

First bottle opened and the screw got stuck into the cork.
While twisting it back the tip bent...
Looks good on the shelf... Don't use unless you want to brake it. Money back!!!