Yasukuni Shrine Sakazuki Sake Cup kingfisher tea scoop and originally worked in the

and originally worked in the field of tableware manufacturing at a production kiln

He was born in Fukuoka as the eldest son of Miraku XIII

6”) diameter x 4

Kuwana trays are typically finished using kijiro-nuri lacquer coating method and have a red edge

The futaoki featured in this listing is made of copper and moulded to resemble a crab

Yasukuni Shrine Sakazuki Sake Cup kingfisher tea scoop and originally worked in the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a kami sakazuki sake cup from Yasukuni Shrine. A kami sakazuki is a sacred sake cup purchased at shrines. They are considered auspicious and should be purchased when you make a special prayer at a shrine. If your prayer is realised, you use the cup to make an offering in a show of gratitude to the gods. The cup in this