Feature

●"Kotsuzake" refers to a method of drinking sake, where grilled fish is soaked in hot sake to enjoy its aroma and flavor. This is a unique set of a sake bottle and cups, shaped like a Japanese char, originally designed for enjoying kotsuzake.
●Of course, you can enjoy this set not only for kotsuzake but also for serving sake or shochu to enhance the atmosphere. The way you enjoy this unique sake bottle and cups is up to you.
●The sake bottle, inspired by the Japanese char found in Japan, along with the chic and modern cups, will make your sake drinking experience even more enjoyable.
●The sake bottle has a generous capacity of 25.3 fl oz, perfect for enjoying sake with friends or loved ones. Made in Japan from Mino ware, it is lead-free and safe for daily use.
●It also makes a delightful gift for loved ones or friends who enjoy sake.


Description

About Mino Ware:
Mino ware refers to the ceramics produced in areas such as Tajimi, Toki, Kani, Mizunami, and Kasahara in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. These locations are known as famous ceramics production areas and are considered sacred places for Japanese pottery.

Mino ware has a history that reflects people’s preferences and trends over time. It has continued to produce ceramics that meet the demands of society by generating new techniques and values.

Most Mino ware is produced using techniques such as wheel throwing, hand-building, and press molding. After shaping, it is common to decorate the ware with painting or carving before the first firing (bisque firing). Following the bisque firing, a variety of glazes are applied for the final firing (glost firing).

Although Mino ware is sometimes described as having “no distinctive features,” its diverse expressions can be considered its most significant characteristic and appeal. Regardless of the piece, the beautiful finish is undeniable.