Product Description
A gourd-shaped sake bottle. It is a traditional Japanese drinking vessel named for its shape, which resembles a gourd. Gourds have long been considered a lucky object, symbolizing happiness and prosperity. Therefore, gourd-shaped Tokuri are also used as a symbol of good luck.
The design, white cloisonne, also known as "cloisonne ware," is a technique of applying a white glaze to porcelain. The white glaze creates a beautiful white luster on the surface of the porcelain, highlighting delicate decorations and patterns.
Its white cloisonne design enhances the appearance and adds glamour to the dining table. In Japan, it is also used in ceremonies such as the "sanzankudo" ceremony, where sake is poured over each other at weddings. Gourd-shaped sake cups are also used as lucky charms to wish for happiness and prosperity.
It is also used for other occasions such as New Year's celebrations, birthdays, traditional events such as tea ceremonies, and flower viewing. It is valued as an item of traditional beauty.
