Handmade Somenishiki Hitori Sake Utensils

Arita ware Koyo-gama kiln, where a parent and child protect the kiln. This is a completely handmade work made by my father. This work has a very crafty feel that leaves a feeling of fingertips that cannot be found on a mechanical potter's wheel. Hand-finishing porcelain is difficult, but its glossy and smooth form is It's a loveliness that you can't get with machines or molds, and the more you use it, the more comfortable you become. The joy of designing Somenishiki is the artist's own playful spirit. It is a painting that is both vivid and respectful of nature, and is very enjoyable to look at. You can enjoy the expression each time you change the angle due to the shine of the glaze. Each group makes their own sake vessels and sake cups, so no two are alike. It's sturdy and made of porcelain, so you can enjoy both cold and hot sake. However, we do not recommend using the microwave (please do it within 1 minute). Ceramicware is coated with a glass-like glaze, so it is resistant to odors and stains. If you are concerned about it, soak it in diluted bleach and rinse thoroughly with water to restore its original state. *Not oven safe/dishwasher safe/microwave safe The sake bottle holds 135cc, and the sake cup holds 15cc (allowable amount). Material: Porcelain Pottery: Koyo Kiln (Arita ware) This is a free shipping product. However, shipping to Hokkaido, Okinawa, and remote islands will cost ¥1000.