Front view of a blue and white porcelain sake cup featuring a hand-painted mountain and tree motif.
Top view of a blue and white porcelain sake cup, showing the intricate hand-painted wave pattern inside the cup.
Slightly angled view of a blue and white porcelain sake cup, highlighting the elegant curves and mountain design.
Close-up of the sake cup’s hand-painted blue wave design on the inside and the detailed rim.
Bottom view of the sake cup, displaying the smooth porcelain base with subtle finishing details.
A blue and white sake set featuring a sake bottle and matching cup with hand-painted mountain and tree motifs.

Blue Ridge Sake Cup

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This beautiful, handcrafted porcelain sake cup comes from Japan’s Hasami region, where the artisans are masters of their craft. Using a brilliant glaze to create the perfect backdrop for the motif, the artists incorporate pale indigo colors onto the carefully dimpled and outlined scene. Small tree-topped hills lie in the foreground, with an iconic volcanic peak behind. These timeless sake cups follow ancient styling designs, making them a stunning addition to traditional Japanese tableware sets or discerning modern tableware collections. This Hasami design can also be found on a matching sake flask, utilizing the same blue ridge motif.

Dimension

2.3" × 1.2"H (5.8 cm × 3 cm H)

Weight

1.4 oz (40 g)

Material

Porcelain

Craft Type

Hasami Ware

Brand

Kourin Kiln

Sake Cup

Japanese sake cups are small drinking cups that come in a variety of shapes and sizes for ceremonial occasions to everyday use. The most common type is o-choko, a smaller cup that often comes in a set with a carafe (tokkuri). Another popular type is the slightly larger guinomi. Sake cups are made from clay, porcelain, glass, lacquerware, and even tin. A cup's material and shape are said to affect the aroma and flavor of the sake. These cups are a popular collectible tableware item.

Hasami ware

The lineage of Hasami ware porcelain dates back over 400 years, and modern artisans still use many of the same time-honored methods to create their stunning pieces. Hasami ware, originating from the town of Hasami, shares close ties to porcelain from the Arita region of Japan, but each style produces its own unique pieces.

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