Goma Gourd‐shaped Sake Set ORIGIN_Shigaraki Ware a dainty image of a

a dainty image of a bird nestled among the branches of a tree is lovingly rendered in a simple circular frame that echoes the beautiful spherical shape of the piece

This is a Mino ware teacup

Match with the sake cup in the same tokusa pattern to create a thoughtful set—perfect for quiet evenings or celebratory moments

Koju combines ko (tiger) and ju (jewel) to reflect both the wild

The surface of the vase is crafted with decorative ridges to create a calm and traditional feel

Goma Gourd‐shaped Sake Set ORIGIN_Shigaraki Ware a dainty image of aThis Bizen ware sake set, featuring a unique gourd shaped tokkuri (sake carafe), showcases a pattern called goma, which means "sesame" in Japanese. The coarse texture, exquisite colors, and intricate patterns produced by the kiln's flames are remarkable examples of Bizen ware, celebrated as "the art of clay and fire." The goma pattern is a distinctive feature of this ceramic art. It is created by reducing pine wood, used in the kiln firing process, to