Okura Touen Treasures No Sake Made In [Hand-painted] "Uchide Kozuchi" (Lucky Mallet) Cup, 80cc, High-Quality Porcelain, Japan, Gift, Present,

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[Product Specifications] Material: Hard porcelain / Country of Origin: Japan / Size: Diameter: Approx. 9.5cm, Height: Approx. 3.5cm, Full Capacity: Approx. 80cc As people spend more time enjoying meals at home these days, we have created sake cups so that you can enjoy Okura Pottery's tableware even more. We have intentionally left the rim untrimmed so that you can enjoy the color of the sake. "Takarazukushi" is an auspicious pattern that brings about good fortune and is a collection of treasures. It has been popularly used on formal wear as a pattern that brings good fortune. We have chosen the "Uchide no Kozuchi" (Lucky Mallet) motif and expressed it in shades of red. Each piece is hand-painted by a painter with great care. [About Okura Touen] Founded in 1919 under the philosophy of "making the best of the best," Okura Touen has been producing high-quality porcelain for over 100 years. As high-quality artistic tableware backed by Japanese culture and tradition, it is patronized by a wide range of clients, including the Imperial Family, Japan's state guest houses, and first-class hotels. [Okura Touen's White Porcelain] This is the "ideal white porcelain" that pursues "whiteness of color, hardness of porcelain, and smoothness of surface" using the finest raw materials and outstanding techniques. As people spend more time enjoying meals at home these days, we have created sake sets that allow you to enjoy Okura Pottery's tableware even more. We have intentionally left the edges untrimmed so that you can enjoy the color of the sake. "Takarazukushi" is an auspicious motif that brings about good fortune and is often used on formal wear as a pattern that brings good fortune. From this motif, we have chosen the "magic mallet" (Uchide no Kozuchi) and rendered it in shades of red. Each piece is lovingly hand-painted by a painter.