Kasama X Natori Rum
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Product Type: Rum
Size: 750mL
Proof: 80
Region: Philippines
Description: Kasama has partnered with legendary Filipino-American fashion designer, Josie Natori, to launch its first limited-edition series, Kasama x Natori, in time for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May. For the limited-edition series, Kasama’s glass bottle is enveloped in the vines and flowers of Natori’s signature Chikayo print. The bottle represents the lush tropical landscape of the Philippines, echoing the ethos of both brands to celebrate the islands they call home. The Chikayo print is the highlight of Natori’s Spring 2022 collection and celebrates the brand’s 45th anniversary. The House of Natori was founded in 1977 and is known for its unique East meets West aesthetic. 25% of the proceeds from the sale of the bottle will be donated to the Manila-based charity Voice of the Free. The NGO works to end modern day slavery and other forms of abuse and exploitation experienced by over 700,000 Filipinos across the world through social care, entrepreneurship, and mobilizing social movements.
Size: 750mL
Proof: 80
Region: Philippines
Description: Kasama has partnered with legendary Filipino-American fashion designer, Josie Natori, to launch its first limited-edition series, Kasama x Natori, in time for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May. For the limited-edition series, Kasama’s glass bottle is enveloped in the vines and flowers of Natori’s signature Chikayo print. The bottle represents the lush tropical landscape of the Philippines, echoing the ethos of both brands to celebrate the islands they call home. The Chikayo print is the highlight of Natori’s Spring 2022 collection and celebrates the brand’s 45th anniversary. The House of Natori was founded in 1977 and is known for its unique East meets West aesthetic. 25% of the proceeds from the sale of the bottle will be donated to the Manila-based charity Voice of the Free. The NGO works to end modern day slavery and other forms of abuse and exploitation experienced by over 700,000 Filipinos across the world through social care, entrepreneurship, and mobilizing social movements.