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Kutani Ware

Blanc Sui Ochoko Sake Cup

Name: Blanc Sui Ochoko Sake Cup
Brand: Hanasaka
SKU: HAN0023
Price: 87.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$87.00 USD

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Description

This thin yet durable ochoko sake cup achieves beautiful silhouette, which is surprisingly handcrafted by potter's wheel one by one, then polish it with great care.

The light and smooth texture makes it possible to deliver a delicate yet rich taste of sake to the mouth.

This product was created with the desire to create a chic and modern sake cup that harmonizes with the quiet time of day.

DETAIL

Quantity	1
Size	D 5.5 cm (2.2 in) x H 4 cm (1.6 in)
Capacity	35 ml (1.2 oz)
Material	Porcelain
Microwave	No
Dishwasher	No

Maker / Brand / Series

Hanasaka is a brand of tableware that focuses on the premium clay and production area of Kutani ware. The name Hanasaka is derived from Hanasaka pottery stone, the raw material of Kutani ware.

Currently, there are only a few mines where Hanasaka pottery stone can be quarried, and while Kutani ware is widely known, such a situation is hardly known. The hard pottery stone becomes Kutani clay after crushing, refining, controlling the particle size, mixing according to the purpose, and kneading.

This item is from the Blanc series, which means "white" in French. It is created by Taniguchi Seidojo, one of the companies which are dealing premium Kutani ware clay.

Origin

Kutani Ware

Blanc Sui Ochoko Sake Cup

$87.00 USD

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