Thank you for viewing. Please check the profile and images. Guinomi (Sake Cups) Set (5 pieces, all different shapes) Sekisui Kiln, Sado Island, a World Heritage Site Made by the fifth generation Ito Sekisui He innovated the traditional techniques of Mumyoiyaki and was designated a Living National Treasure in 2003. Sado Island Sadogashima Island Produced near the gold veins of the Sado Gold and Silver Mine, Mumyoiyaki is pottery that has been fired in this area for over two hundred years, using reddish-brown clay called Mumyo as its material. Set of 5 ceramic ochoko (sake cups) with a wooden case. Long-term storage at home Almost unused, it was displayed in a dish cabinet. - Set contents: 5 ochoko (sake cups) - Material: Ceramic - Storage case: Wooden, approximately 17.3 cm square - Design: Landscape painting - Color: Green, moss green - Bottom: Red bottom, reddish-brown New Year's Seasonal events Sake Courier service?