Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup
Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup

Kyoyaki Cold Sake Cup

$19.00
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Color

For savoring your sake moments more deeply.

The calm, matte finish enhances the clarity and depth of flavor in chilled sake, bringing a quiet elegance to your evening ritual.
Its softly rounded exterior and refined interior — marked with traces of the potter’s wheel — reflect the beauty of craftsmanship.

While perfect as a sake vessel, it also lends itself beautifully to serving fruits, jellies, side dishes, or dipping sauces.
A versatile piece designed to bring both grace and warmth to your table.

Diameter approx. 9.5cm / Height approx. 6cm

Kyo-yaki

Japan

This item ships approximately 1–2 weeks after your order is placed. Thank you for your understanding.

If the delivered product is defective or sent in error, please contact us within 7 days of receipt. We will promptly arrange an exchange or refund.

Returns for customer reasons (different from imagined, incorrect order, etc.) are accepted only if the product is unopened and unused. The customer is responsible for return shipping costs.

Please note that returns and refunds cannot be accepted in the following cases:

· Items that have been used
· Items damaged or soiled by the customer
· Opened or used cosmetics

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Brand philosophy

Bring your brand to life

about fuuu

Each touch, a quiet stir of the heart.

This piece was carefully crafted, one at a time, at "fuuu" — a Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki kiln — under the concept of "1/f fluctuation × vessel." When you gently touch a handcrafted piece, a familiar, gentle sense of comfort spreads through your heart.

features

Matte texture and a calm palette
A small beauty, for many uses

What is Kyo-yaki?

Inheriting history, reflecting the present

Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki are among the traditional crafts that represent Kyoto. The names originally referred to ceramics fired around the Kiyomizu-zaka area of Kyoto, and today they refer to ceramics from kilns throughout the Kyoto region.

Kyoto ceramics that reflect wabi-sabi

Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics developed mainly in the Higashiyama district of Kyoto in the early Edo period, against the backdrop of a flourishing tea ceremony culture. Beloved as vessels that hold both functional beauty and the spirit of wabi-sabi, they reflect the aesthetic of tea masters and the heart of hospitality.

As a gift

A thoughtful gift for family, friends, or loved ones living abroad.
Gift box

Please review before purchasing

While we do our best to capture the product accurately in photos, colors may appear slightly different depending on your monitor or browser. Thank you for your understanding.

Every piece is finished by hand by an artisan. As a result, there are small variations in color, shape, pattern, and texture. We invite you to enjoy these as the unique "expression" of each handcrafted vessel.

We're sorry, but the product cannot be used over open flame or in an oven, as this may cause damage or warping.

After use, please wash gently with a mild detergent. Drying thoroughly before storing helps keep the piece beautiful for a long time.

Fine glaze crackles (kannyū), small pinhole marks, dark iron specks from firing, and slight variations in the glaze are the natural results of working with natural materials by hand. None of these affect quality — please enjoy them as the individuality of each piece.

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