Yuteki Tenmoku Sake Cup MOTIF_momiji The wide rim of the

The wide rim of the cup allows for a larger surface area of the sake to come into contact with the air

2 in) in height

reflecting the beauty of nature throughout the year

a rare sight known as sakasa Fuji—the inverted reflection of Mt

Fine crackles known as kannyu add depth to the surface

Yuteki Tenmoku Sake Cup MOTIF_momiji The wide rim of theLike scattered droplets of oil shimmering on water, the Yuteki Tenmoku Sake Cup unveils a mesmerizing pattern of silvery flecks across a deep, ink black surface. Tracing its origins back to a kiln of the Southern Song dynasty in China over 800 years ago, this glaze, also known as oil spotted tenmoku, has captivated artisans and collectors alike with its delicate balance of darkness and light. Master ceramicist Dobuchi Yoshiaki has studied and refined