Thank you very much for viewing! ⚠︎ Please be sure to check the profile section before purchasing. ♦Product Name♦ r0202-3 Fukagawa Seiji Sakura Sakura Guinomu (Sake Cup) Blue Cherry Blossom Pattern Ochoko (Sake Cup) Ceramic With Box From HP: Sakura Sakura... With the theme of cherry blossoms, we designed cherry blossoms that have been used since the Meiji era on a white and ruri (lapis lazuli) base. The gold-colored cherry blossoms painted on the ruri sparkle when you pour sake into them, bringing out the color of the sake. In recent years, Japanese sake has been experiencing a quiet boom. One of the driving forces behind this is that young people at breweries are challenging themselves to make new Japanese sake. Overseas, the style of drinking Japanese sake in wine glasses is becoming established, but the appeal of sake originally begins with choosing a sake cup or guinomi. We were particular about ① "lightness that is easy to hold," ② "good mouthfeel," ③ "being able to see the color of the sake," and ④ "modernity using traditional techniques." ♦Condition♦ I think there are no noticeable stains or scratches. Please understand that there may be minor scratches or stains due to storage. Please understand that this is a used item. Please understand the details as it is a long-term storage item and a layman's inspection. Please see the images for details. ♦Size♦ Size: Diameter 6cm, Height 4.5cm ○ As this is a USED item, there may be some damage or stains due to aging. ○ Product images may appear slightly different in color depending on the lighting. ○ Products will be packaged and shipped according to the specifications of each product, and may be folded for shipping. Also, we will ship with simple packaging. ○ We do not offer discounts or price negotiations. ○ We do not accept returns or refunds unless there is a defect in the product or if the wrong product was shipped. ○ Shipping methods are Sagawa Express, Yu-Pack, Letter Pack, or Yamato Household Goods. Please purchase only if you can agree to the above. We are also listing various other items. [Fukagawa Seiji] Fukagawa family, who lit the kiln in Arita in 1650, established this craft company in 1894. In 1900, they won a gold medal at the Paris World Exposition. The rare workshop, which consistently handles everything from the mixing of the fabric, glaze, and paint to the finishing touches, has the largest number of seven traditional craftsmen in Arita and produces high-quality ceramics. Fukagawa Seiji's elegant and sophisticated designs are attracting attention overseas.