Japanese Sake Cups, Oribe and Kiseto – Box of 5

Japanese Sake Cups, Oribe and Kiseto – Box of 5

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Tasses à saké japonaises Yugen Lab aux émaux vert, brun, crème et jaune paille
Description

Five small sake cups, five different glazes, presented in a wooden box.

Each cup has its own character: a soft creamy white, an orange-brown crossed by a dark stroke, a deep green with glaze runs, a light beige, a straw yellow speckled with brown. The slightly irregular shapes sit well in the hand.

The set is inspired by two styles of Japanese ceramics. Oribe is recognisable by its deep green glaze, and Kiseto, “yellow Seto”, by its straw yellow tones. Both were born in the Mino region at the end of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th century.

With a capacity of about 50 ml, these cups are for sake, hot or cold, but also for tea or a digestif.

Presented in their wooden box, they make a lovely gift for lovers of sake and Japanese ceramics.

Highlights

  • Five glazes: cream, orange-brown, green, beige and straw yellow.
  • Oribe and Kiseto inspiration: two styles born in the Mino region.
  • Small size: about 50 ml, for sake or tea.
  • Wooden box: ready to give.
  • Made in Japan: slightly irregular shapes.

Product information

  • Type: Japanese sake cups
  • Contents: 5 cups, in a wooden box
  • Material: ceramic
  • Origin: Japan (Toki-Tajimi area, Gifu Prefecture, home of Mino ware)
  • Capacity: about 50 ml
  • Colours: cream, orange-brown, green, beige, straw yellow
  • Finish: assorted glazes
  • Care: hand washing recommended, microwave safe
  • Style: traditional Japanese

How to use

Let each guest choose their cup: it is often the start of a conversation. Store them in their wooden box, somewhere dry, between uses.

Frequently asked questions

What are Oribe and Kiseto?

Two styles of Japanese ceramics born in the Mino region between the end of the 16th and the beginning of the 17th century: Oribe, with its deep green glaze, and Kiseto, with its straw yellow tones.

What is the capacity of a cup?

About 50 ml.

Are these cups dishwasher and microwave safe?

Like all ceramics, they are best washed by hand: the dishwasher is not recommended. They can, however, go in the microwave without any problem.

Information
Dimensions : Depth 50ml
Matter : Ceramic-porcelain
Capacity : 50 ml
Color : Multicolore, Vert, Marron, Beige
Useful notes :
Hand washing
Microwave