This sake set is a fine example of Inkyūzan-yaki (因久山焼), a traditional pottery style from Tottori Prefecture. The set consists of one tokkuri (sake bottle) and two guinomi (sake cups), all unified by a harmonious glaze and rustic aesthetic.
The pieces feature a soft, natural clay body with a beautiful contrast of creamy off-white glaze and deep, earthy green tones flowing organically across the surface. The subtle crackle (kannyū) and gentle variations in color highlight the hand-thrown nature of the set, reflecting the quiet, understated beauty typical of regional Japanese folk kilns.
The tokkuri has a well-balanced, rounded form that fits comfortably in the hand, while the guinomi cups are thickly potted, offering a satisfying weight and warmth—ideal for enjoying sake slowly. Each piece bears a kiln mark on the base, and the set comes with its original box, adding to its authenticity and collectible value.
Rooted in the mingei (folk craft) spirit, this Inkyūzan-yaki sake set is both functional and decorative—perfect for daily use, special occasions, or as a thoughtful gift for lovers of Japanese ceramics and sake culture.
Size: 7 x 7 x 14cm (Bottle) 5 x 5 x 3.5cm (Cup) 15 x 15 x 11cm (Box)
