Design
The decanter features the Kometsunagi pattern, while the bottom of the sake cup features the Itogiku-tsunagi pattern. The product description highlights how the Kometsunagi pattern decorates the round decanter, while the Itogiku-tsunagi pattern appears to shimmer at the bottom of the cup when sake is poured.
Size
The decanter measures approximately 4cm in bottom diameter × 13cm in height. The sake cup measures approximately 5cm in diameter × 5cm in height.
Shipping
The product page states that the item ships within 3 business days.
Box
The set comes in Hanashyo’s original paulownia wood box, giving it a more luxurious gift presentation.
Kometsunagi Appeal
Kometsunagi is one of Hanashyo’s signature original patterns. It was selected as a gift for world leaders at the 2008 Toyako Summit and has been highly regarded by VIP customers in Japan and overseas.
Symbolic Meaning
The Kometsunagi pattern is inspired by rice grains on rice plants and is associated with prayers for abundant harvest and prosperity. For international customers, it can be introduced as a prosperity motif inspired by Japanese rice grains.
Craftsmanship
Hanashyo is an Edo Kiriko studio known for both traditional and original patterns. Its works are produced by artisans through hand cutting and polishing.
Recommended For
This item is ideal for customers who appreciate Edo Kiriko, Japanese sake culture, luxury glassware, handcrafted Japanese gifts, prosperity motifs, purple glassware, and meaningful gifts from Japan.
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