Gyokusan Kiln Grapevine Nezumi-shino Sake Set with Wooden Box / 玉山窯 酒器セット n17.7.25 introduced by Shiro Mizuta in

introduced by Shiro Mizuta in 1913

The cup's generous size and tapered shape offer comfort and ease of use

What occasions warrant its invocation

Let the tranquil beauty of the Japanese garden transport you to serene landscapes while the intricate tortoise shell design adds a touch of intrigue and mystique to your dining ambience

Gyokusan Kiln Grapevine Nezumi-shino Sake Set with Wooden Box / 玉山窯 酒器セット n17.7.25 introduced by Shiro Mizuta inCrafted at Gyokusan Kiln (), this Nezumi Shino sake set carries the quiet dignity and expressive charm of Momoyama period ceramics. Shino and Oribe warebeloved for their soft forms, natural texture, and richly expressive glazesemerged in the late 16th century and have been treasured by tea practitioners and collectors ever since. Gyokusan Kiln continues this heritage with exceptional devotion, preserving techniques carefully passed down through