"Uraka" was born in the late Taisho period, and at that time it was brewed as a tribute to the emperor. The 13th-generation owner and president of the sake brewery, Mr. Hiroichi Ura, said, "We offer higher-grade sake such as bits, and the exclusive name designed for this sake at that time was [Puxia]."
The word "Puxia" originated from the poems of the third-generation general of the Kamakura shogunate, who was also a famous waka singer "Genshi Chao". idea to name it.
▪Features and how to use ▪
It can be used to store small things, decorate, collect, and use the original wine bottle and original wine label to make
⚠️Because of the paper label on the surface, it is not recommended to put food and any items with moisture on the surface to avoid damage to the wine label. It has a commemorative value and is suitable for gifting to foreign friends and personal collection.
It is easy to hold, the handle is easy to grasp, and the thick glass is not easy to break after kiln firing
You can use a brush to remove dust and clean, or use alcohol to wipe the glass surface
⚠️Note: Purely hand-made wine bottles: each product is a unique individual, the paper label part has been reshaped due to the bottle body, the wine label will be slightly wrinkled at the bend, the hand feels full, and it is acceptable to buy (The actual shape and color may be slightly different from the photos)
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Made in Taiwan Handmade in Taiwan
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- Glass
- How It's Made
- Handmade
- Where It's Made
- Taiwan
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- No.162,167 - Home & Living | No.7,482 - Storage
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- Original Design
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- The wine label of this Puxia Zen is inscribed by the abbot of Matsushima Ruiyan Temple. It is very classic and suitable for gifts and personal use.
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