Raise a toast to timeless craftsmanship - this vintage Japanese sake set is the kind of elegance that whispers, not shouts. Featuring two flasks and five petite cups, each piece is decorated with golden chrysanthemums and flowing Japanese calligraphy that looks so graceful, you might feel smarter just pouring from it. The set comes cozily nestled in its original cobalt blue gift box that practically hums with sophistication (and maybe a hint of mischief from sake nights past). Perfect for collectors, entertainers, or anyone who believes sake should be poured with style.
Material: Fine porcelain with hand-painted floral and script detailing, gold accents
Date of Manufacture: Mid to late 20th century (estimated 1970s-1980s)
Condition Statement: Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. Box shows light wear at corners but retains strong color and structure.
Fun Fact: In Japan, sake is traditionally served warm in winter and chilled in summer - proving once again that the Japanese have perfected the art of balance. Bonus points if you can pronounce "Kampai!" before the first pour.
Shipping & Handling: Ships safely & securely from rural Colorado with careful packing and insurance included. Ground Advantage is standard, or Priority Mail options available depending on location and combined order size.
