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Charcoal Blue Sakazuki Sake Cup

Sale price$25.00 USD

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Description

This elegantly elevated sakazuki sake cup features a deep blue glaze with a hint of gray that exudes timeless sophistication. Its graceful, stemmed design not only adds a refined presence but also enhances the ritual of sipping sake, allowing the aroma and flavor to unfold beautifully.

The delicate gold rim and base provide a luxurious contrast against the dark glaze, highlighting the cup's minimalist yet striking form. The interior’s smooth white finish accentuates the clarity and color of sake, offering a visually pleasing experience with every pour.

Perfect for formal gatherings or quiet moments of relaxation, this versatile cup can also be used for enjoying small sips of tea, such as high-quality sencha

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We have curated a collection of exquisite sakazuki sake cups from all over Japan, designed to enrich the blissful experience of savoring your favorite sake. The term "sakazuki" refers to any sake cup, though it traditionally describes a flat, plate-like vessel, representing the oldest style. Holding the cup delicately with both hands—grasping its sides and bottom—embodies the essence of Japanese sake culture.

Sakazuki cups typically contain just a few sips, and the beautifully adorned ones are treasured by collectors for their aesthetic appeal. Using a stunning sakazuki for a special sake, a celebratory occasion, or when hosting guests, will create an unforgettable moment.

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