Kintouen Mino Ware Sake Cup Set, Tokuri, Gui Cup, Oinoguchi Cup, Uzu Powdered Cup, 9.5 fl oz (280 ml), Japanese Sake, Hot Sake, Takada Ware in a Presentation Box, Gift

Takada ware history began with the end of the Warring States era. There are many baked goods that are close to life and can be used in a variety of liquor ware such as a mortar, kiln rice pot, hot water pot, etc. Produces rich fried goods that utilize the flavor of the soil. It features a fine texture on the soil, and is tightly baked for strength. What's more, it will not absorb water after baking. The soil produced in Takada is called "Blue Soil/Aoto". Although it is a time when you can get cheap and convenient items from around the world, Takada and Onada pottery is As the "Hatarakukuwa" standing in the user's position cannot be created in other places. It works around you. Takada Ware Glazed Sake Container Size: Sake bowl: 3.1 x 4.5 inches (8 x 11.5 cm); Boar mouth: 2.2 x 1.4 inches (5.5 x 3.5 cm). Capacity: Tokui / Approx. 9.5 fl oz (280 ml), Boar Mouth / Approx. 1.7 fl oz (50 ml). Material: Porcelain. Weight: Economy / Approx. 7.1 oz (200 g), Boar Mouth / Approx. 1.8 oz (50 g). Microwave: Yes Dishwasher: Yes 400 years of history of Takata ware The history of Takata ware began at the end of the age of the civil wars. There are many types of potteries that are close to life, such as Tokkuri (sake bottle), earthenware mortar, a pot of kamameshi, Yutanpo (a hot waterbottle), etc. It produces rich potteries by making use of the characteristics of the clay. Its characteristics are fine and sticky. When burned it will harden meticulous. Moreover, when burned, the water absorbency will not be present. The clay collected in Takata is called "Blue Clay/Aoto". Although It's an era when you can get cheap and convenient things from all over the world, potteries of Takata and Onada are active around you as "Hataraku Utsuwa", that can't be created in other regions and is in the position of being a user.

• This alcohol cup is a set of Tokuri and Gumi Sake
• Takada ware made in Takada district, Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture
• Features a fine grain and finely baked soil that is less absorbent and suitable for liquor drinks
• Comes in an exclusive gift box. Makes a great gift or souvenir