[SAKE CUP] KIMONO (WHITE) | COLOR & DESIGN CHANGE | MINO WARES | MARUMO TAKAGI Tableware Japan Technique Kyoto Folding Fans

Japan Technique Kyoto Folding Fans Material Bamboo

Japan Technique Hasami Wares Material Porcelain Size POT : W4

working with each piece of bamboo individually

allowing you to neatly organise what you need

The Edo kiriko technique and sandblasting

[SAKE CUP] KIMONO (WHITE) | COLOR & DESIGN CHANGE | MINO WARES | MARUMO TAKAGI Tableware Japan Technique Kyoto Folding FansMasaharu Takagi Oh, my God, it's strange! The pattern changes. This flat sake cup from the Warmth Series transforms from a black silhouette to a vivid Kimono when filled with a beverage of approximately 45 degrees or higher. This is a Mino ware from Tajimi, which has a history of 1,300 years and boasts the largest production volume in Japan. The design appears when hot sake is poured and returns to black when it reaches room temperature, making this