Sake Tokkuri pouring Cup 9.1 oz Ceramic Japanese Made in Japan Arita Imari ware Porcelain Ibushi Gin

History of ARITA and IMARI ware (Japanese Pottery) /// Pottery production started in Japan in the 17th century. From the middle 17th century, large amounts of ARITA and IMARI ware were exported to Europe, through the Dutch trading post. The tradition and techniques of ARITA and IMARI ware have been preserved for 400 years, while young potters and workshops take on the challenge of producing ambitious new works.

• This is a Tokkuri pouring Cup for Japanese Sake. Use this pouring cup and pour Sake into each own cup. Various types of SAKE bottles and cups are made, so please add them to your collection.
• This product is made in Arita, which is very famous for producing ceramics in Japan. And it will be delivered directly to your house from Arita's workshop. Ceramics made in this area is called Arita-ware or Imari-ware, which has a 400-year history and is one of the world's most famous production sites.
• [ Dimensions ] Depth: 3.7in x Width: 4.6in x Height: 3.7in [ Capacity ] 9.1 oz
• PERFECT FOR GIFT : This product will be packaged in a gift box. If you purchased it as a present, you can give it to your loved one as soon as it arrives. This product is not made for overseas export, but for Japanese daily use in Japan. You should be able to experience Japanese culture through Arita and Imari ware which is a famous luxury product.
• Microwave Not available / Dishwasher Available