Thank you for viewing! The season for delicious hot sake is just around the corner! This is a set of Arita-yaki white porcelain sake vessels. It includes a tokkuri (sake bottle) and ochoko (sake cups). The tokkuri is engraved with a floral pattern. This is a white porcelain sake vessel made by the second generation Chūemon Okugawa, whose father was the Living National Treasure, the first generation Chūemon Okugawa. This beautiful Arita-yaki white porcelain sake vessel has the following features: Beauty of white porcelain: The transparent white porcelain skin is one of the major features of Arita-yaki. Delicate engraving: The floral patterns on the tokkuri demonstrate the high skill of the craftsman. Usage: Used as sake vessels for enjoying Japanese sake. History and tradition: Arita-yaki is said to be the oldest porcelain in Japan, with a history of over 400 years. Personally, as the seller, I believe this is the most beautiful white porcelain I have handled so far. *The box has been discolored due to long-term storage (see photos). As it has been stored in a warehouse for a long time, there may be minor scratches or discoloration. We would appreciate it if you could understand this before purchasing. *We have a large amount of pottery and porcelain in the warehouse, and we have decided to declutter, so we will be releasing them sequentially. Please follow us so you don't miss out.