Yamanaka-Nuri-Sakeware-Sandalwood-Drinking-Black-Uchiki
$138
🌏 Description
Unveil the depth of Japanese craftsmanship with the Yamanaka-Nuri Sandalwood Drinking Cup by Uchiki—a sake cup carved from natural wood, enriched with sandalwood hues and finished in luxurious lacquer. Evoking the earthy scent and calming tones of sandalwood, this piece is not just a vessel but a soulful expression of wabi-sabi elegance. Whether for warm sake or cool nihonshu, every pour into this cup feels like entering a serene mountain forest.
🔹 Key Features
• Crafted by hand using traditional Yamanaka lacquer techniques
• Sandalwood-toned finish with subtle wood grain and deep luster
• Perfect for both warm and chilled sake, enhancing aroma and flavor
• Gentle curve for easy sipping, lightweight for prolonged use
• Elegant enough for formal occasions, simple enough for daily ritual
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Description
🏷️ Product Specification
• Material: Natural wood, finished in Yamanaka lacquer
• Height: Approx. 5.5 cm
• Diameter: Approx. 6.5 cm
• Capacity: Approx. 90 ml
• Color: Sandalwood brown with semi-gloss finish
• Artisan: Uchiki (Yamanaka, Japan)
• Use: Ideal for premium sake service
🌸 Why Choose the Sandalwood Drinking Cup by Uchiki
🌿 For the Seeker of Serenity
This cup brings the calming aroma and tone of sandalwood to your table—a reminder to pause and breathe.
🍶 For the Connoisseur of Sake
Crafted to bring out the delicate umami and aroma of your finest sake selections.
🎎 For the Collector of Traditional Elegance
A rare balance of simplicity, depth, and warmth—true to the Japanese spirit of refinement.
🎁 For the Giver of Meaningful Gifts
A gift that speaks of taste, tradition, and peaceful indulgence.
✨ Character Summary
Grounded, warm, and meditative—this cup is a quiet poem in lacquer and wood.
※ Additional Explanation
The Yamanaka-Nuri Sandalwood Drinking Cup is more than a handcrafted sake vessel—it is an embodiment of natural stillness and Japanese introspection. Each curve of the cup is shaped by hands steeped in generations of lacquerwork knowledge. The finish, with its soft shine and earthy tone, draws parallels to tranquil forest temples or the subtle warmth of aged wood.
When held, the cup’s lightness surprises you. When filled, it cradles sake like a sacred offering. And when shared, it becomes a gesture of harmony and hospitality. Its surface reflects not just light, but intention—inviting one to slow down and savor every drop, every moment, every breath.
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