Glasses & carafes

Tokkuri is a ceramic or porcelain bottle for serving sake.

Beautiful sake glass.

Transparent sake glass

These small rustic-looking pots are a must on every Japanese table. They usually hold karashi mustard, shichimi mix, spice mixes...

This glass cup is frequently used in bars, izakaya, and restaurants in Japan.

These small rustic-looking pots are a must on every Japanese table. They usually hold karashi mustard, shichimi mix, spice mixes...

Shizuru sake set has been specially designed to serve cold sake at its best and for tasting.
It is a set for one person.

Small glass carafe

Kutsurogi Rock Whisky glass

Masu, a container made of Japanese hinoki cedar wood, has its origins in the Middle Ages.
It was a unit of measure for rice. Basic version has a capacity of 1 "go" or 180 g equivalent.
This corresponded to the daily portion needed to feed one person.

Over the years, this container has also become a unit of measure for sake.

This sake service, 4 flasks and their small jug, will allow you to taste your favorite sakes in the pure Japanese tradition.

Bamboo charcoal sticks absorb and remove impurities in the water, such as chlorine, chemical residues or bleaching powder from tap water.
For naturally purified water!

This set, specially designed for tasting hot sake is composed of 3 parts: a bottle to hold the sake, a tank to place the sake in, and a firebox to hold a fuel pellet.

This pot and its bottle can be used for tasting both cold and hot sake.

This flask is entirely handmade by an artisan with an ancestral know-how. It is hand painted and finished using a lacquering technique that is centuries old.

This sake glass is entirely handmade by a craftsman with ancestral know-how. It is hand-painted and finished using a centuries-old lacquering technique. In Japan, there is only one kiln with the capacity to produce this quality, a true collaboration of the traditional crafts of lacquering and Mino-yaki.

This sake flask is entirely handmade by a craftsman with an ancestral know-how. It is hand painted and finished using a centuries-old lacquering technique. In Japan, there is only one kiln with the capacity to produce this quality, a true collaboration of the traditional crafts of lacquering and Mino-yaki.

Green Wakatake bamboo sake serving flask

This sake glass is entirely handmade by a craftsman with an ancestral know-how. It is hand-painted and finished using a centuries-old lacquering technique. In Japan, there is only one kiln with the capacity to produce this quality, a true collaboration of the traditional crafts of lacquering and Mino-yaki.