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Sake is Japan's national alcoholic beverage brewed from rice and can be enjoyed in a variety of different vessels. These masu style sake cups calle...

Sake is Japan's national alcoholic beverage brewed from rice and can be enjoyed in a variety of different vessels.These masu style sake cups called...

The Yukishino Series Ceramics represent the pinnacle of traditional Japanese Mino ware from Gifu Prefecture. With over 400 years of history, Mino w...

Called yunomi, these ceramic tea cups are for daily use, unlike the special tea bowls for tea ceremonies. Specifications Material: Ceramic Dimensio...

Inspired by the gentle elegance of blooming daisies, this flower-shaped small bowl adds charm and warmth to any table setting. The soft matte ivory...

This small cup (or "choko") accompanies zaru soba seiro plates so the noodles can be dipped into the dipping sauce (or "tsuyu"). Specifications Ma...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers such as Tsukemono, Goma-ae, etc, these bowls add a t...

Sake is Japan's national alcoholic beverage brewed from rice and can be enjoyed in a variety of different vessels. These square sake cups called ma...

Called yunomi, these ceramic tea cups are for daily use, unlike the special tea bowls for tea ceremonies.Specifications Material: Ceramic Dimension...

The deep, matte-black glaze is interspersed with subtle "Kessho" patterns (slightly luster), giving the surface a dynamic, layered look and creatin...

This glass carafe is designed for serving cold sake. These glass servers are especially perfect for the hotter summer months for a cool and refresh...

This geometric pattern expresses asanoha (hemp leaves) and has been a popular pattern on paper, kimono, or furoshiki wrapping cloth since the Heian...

Embrace the elegance of Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers such as tsukidashi and otosh...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

This is a Japanese-style carafe called tokkuri that is typically used for serving sake. These can be used to serve cold sake or be placed in sake w...

This elegant Tonsui bowl features a mesmerizing blue gradation reminiscent of the galaxy. This color hue matches cobalt grazed donabe pots, or same...

Aesthetic appeal in traditional Japanese cuisine has always played a vital role, and the choice of tableware is just as important as the choice of ...

The Ichimatsu (checkered) pattern is applied to this teacup and this makes it stand out from other ceramics. It may be great size for using at sush...

Sake is a Japanese national alcoholic beverage brewed from rice and can be enjoyed in a variety of different vessels. These glass Sake cups (guinom...

The size of the teacup fits comfortably in your hand. The surface is uneven to express a rustic texture. The timeless and simple design was created...

The right glass can transform your sake experience. Designed to enhance the mellow sweetness and umami of your favorite sake, the Maroyaka sake gla...

Sake is a Japanese national alcoholic beverage brewed from rice and can be enjoyed in a variety of different vessels. These glass Sake cups (guinom...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

For restaurant owners and bar managers looking to elevate their sake service in the spirit of omotenashi, Japanese hospitality glassware plays a ke...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

The Mai series takes its inspiration from the meticulous process of polishing sake rice, an essential step in crafting premium sake. Its design ech...

For restaurant owners and bar managers looking to elevate their sake service in the spirit of omotenashi, Japanese hospitality glassware plays a ke...