Shizuru sake set

Kohiki style generally refers to an iron-rich clay body covered with a white slip and then a translucent glaze.

In Japan, it is said that Kohiki style originated with Korean potters and found fame among the tea-warriors in the late 16th century.

Sake lovers say it is a vessel for drinking sake in a cool way.

When sake cup is filled to the brim, sake is poured into the cup in the right amount.