Hanagasumi Cylinder-Shaped Sake Server and Sake Cup

Ceramics

Craft Artist: Eijiro Tokunaga

ORIGIN: Arita, Saga Prefecture
SIZE: Cylinder-Shaped Sake Server: W125 × D70 × H90mm / Sake cup: φ55 × H60mm
MATERIAL: Clay

Thinking of cherry blossoms in full bloom

Cherry blossoms in full bloom glimpsed in the distance, a slight mist hanging over them. The glazing tone that brings such a scene to mind is the artist’s original expression, but it speaks to the sensibility of everyone who loves cherry blossoms, shaping a special time to think about the beautiful flowers and savor a special drink.

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