Sake Sett Fra Japan Selges 🍶

Nydelig sake sett kjøpt i Itabashi, Japan ca 10 år siden.

Laget i keramikk, med nydelig motiv!

Flaske og 2 kopper i orginal eske.

Motivet er av en Geisha vendt mot Mt. Fuji med Japan skrevet i kanji inni fjellet, i tilleg til et tempel og en bro i bildet.

Har limt inn litt informasjon of sake og kulturen rundt drikking av sake, i tillegg står de japanske ordene for flasken og koppene.

"Like many elements of Japanese culture, sake is deeply rooted in the nation’s underpinning spirituality: drinking sake was once viewed as a purification rite, and it’s still served at traditional Shinto wedding ceremonies and offered to the Gods at shrines across the country.

The kind of receptacle from which one serves and drinks sake is also important. Usually comprised of a flask, or tokkuri, and two cups, also known as ochoko, sake sets are utilitarian pieces of art, typically made from ceramic – though glass, lacquer, bamboo and even tin versions are available. If you want to drink sake in style, then a traditional sake set is the only way to go."