Saya-gata and Children Ochoko Sake Cup CATEGORY_Tool&Accessory-Milk Jug Originating in the Taisho era

Originating in the Taisho era (1912–1926 CE)

7 in) in height

The chrysanthemum is a shape often seen in Japanese tableware

giving rise to the charming belief that a rabbit lives on the moon

It is dishwasher-safe and easy to clean

Saya-gata and Children Ochoko Sake Cup CATEGORY_Tool&Accessory-Milk Jug Originating in the Taisho eraThe geometric patterns on this sake cup is called "saya gata", and have been used as auspicious patterns in various decorations since ancient times. The cheerful patterns of children wearing Chinese style costumes and hairstyles are also considered auspicious. The smooth porcelain creates a delicate mouthfeel for sake. With its festive pattern, it is perfect for everyday use as well as for celebrations such as New Year's, birthdays, and housewarming.