Tin Sake Cup Set with Tokkuri

A set of sake cups and tokkuri, flask expertly crafted from pure tin in Toyama Prefecture.

£320 per item

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This set comprising a pure tin tokkuri, sake flask, and sake cups is made in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture – an area renowned throughout Japan for its metal-casting industry. Said to remove bitterness from sake, tin is particularly suitable for drinks with high acidity making them taste softer on the palate. This set was crafted using an advanced technique known as ‘sand-casting’ where molten metal is poured into an intricately designed sand-mould, and then hand-finished by expert craftspeople using a lathe and various bladed tools.

Not microwave or dishwasher safe.
Wash with a soft sponge using a mild detergent.
Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
Polish with baking soda to maintain lustre.
Keep away from heat and open flames.
Do not leave in the fridge for more than 30 minutes.
Excessive bending may lead to cracks and breakage.
Handle with care when contents are hot due to tin’s high thermal conductivity.

Tokkuri Size: H10 cm x Ø8.6 cm
Sake Cup Size: H6 cm x Ø7.5 cm

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