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Mino Ware Champagne Luster Sake Set | Katakuchi Pour-Pitcher & Cup, Red or White Porcelain
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- Porcelain
- Microwave safe
- Dishwasher safe
- Made in Japan
Ninpou Mino katakuchi and sake cup set
This two-piece Mino-yaki set pairs a 300 ml katakuchi pourer with a matching 50 ml sake cup. Both are made in white porcelain and finished with a fired lustre that opens into a fine, bubble-like pattern, giving the red or white surface its champagne reference.
- Set: One katakuchi pourer and one matching sake cup
- Maker: Ninpou (仁峰)
- Material: Porcelain with fired lustre decoration
- Colours: Red or White
- Katakuchi: Approximately 9.5 × 8 × 12 cm; 300 ml; 170 g
- Sake cup: Approximately 5.5 cm diameter × 5.5 cm high; 50 ml; 70 g
- Microwave: Safe for gentle warming
- Ware: Mino-yaki
- Origin: Gifu Prefecture, Japan
Use and surface variation
The katakuchi is sized for pouring cold sake into the accompanying cup; the set may also be used for gently warmed sake. The lustre pattern develops during a second firing and varies with kiln position and temperature. Ninpou describes these differences as utsuwa no hyōjō—“the vessel’s expression”—rather than defects.
Details & dimensions
Details & dimensions
Shipping, duties & delivery
Shipping, duties & delivery
Packaging & gifting
Packaging & gifting
Care instructions
Care instructions
Top-rack dishwasher safe. Microwave safe for gentle sake warming only (not for prolonged cooking).
Avoid steel wool or abrasive cleansers on the luster surface.
Returns / damage support
Returns / damage support

THE MAKER
Ninpou Studio
仁峰 · Gifu
Ninpou (仁峰) is a modern Mino-yaki porcelain studio in Gifu Prefecture specialising in luster-decorated porcelain. Known for the CP88 series — metallic-luster glazes on white porcelain bodies.
Mino-yaki tradition METI-designated 1978