Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
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Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
Sake tori (Ochoko alone)
Sake tori (Ochoko alone)

Sake tori (Ochoko alone)

Lisa LarsonSKU: LL314o
Price
¥880（Tax in）
Spec
Size（mm）
W110 x H120 x D80 Inoguchi (2 pieces) φ40mm
Material
Pottery
Weight
25 g
Maid in
Japan
Barcode
4589962207321
Deadline
Pottery
Remarks
* Oven, microwave oven, dishwasher, hot water
* In the case of hot sake, add warm sake.

Please confirm the notes before the purchase from the following link.

Wrapping services are charged.

* If you order a reservation product, it will not be eligible for wrapping.

* Some products are not eligible for wrapping. Please check the product page.

Delivery will be delivered by Sagawa Express.

The shipping cost is 715 yen (tax included) nationwide.
* Shipping costs are different for large products and products directly from the manufacturer. Please check each product page.

Returns and exchanges of products for customer's convenience cannot be basically accepted.
We cannot accept returns or exchanges of products that have been more than one week after delivery or products that have been damaged or stained under customer's responsibilities.


The quality is perfect, but if the product is damaged or stained, or if it is different from your order, contact Staff@tonkachi.co.jp within 7 days after delivery of the product. please give me.


(In this case, the shipping cost will be borne by our shop.)

[About the product]
Lisa Larson"Tokurito Ochoko" setOchoko from "Osakatori" can now be purchased on its own。

[About design]
The egg-like ochoko is just right thick and has a gentle mouthfeel. It is made in a Hasami ware workshop.

[About Hasami ware]
Hasami ware, which has a history of over 400 years, is a traditional Japanese craft produced in Hasami Town, located in the center of Nagasaki. It is made using a delicate dyeing technique, which involves painting beautiful white porcelain with indigo pigments called Gosu. Hasami ware is high quality yet mass-produced, and is mainly used for tableware and is still widely popular all over the country. The materials and designs that are easy to fit in with everyday life are always the perfect timeless, and are still positioned as standard ceramics.

　

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