• Kutani peacock and peony sake set with one tokkuri and two ochoko cups, front view
  • Single Kutani peacock and peony tokkuri bottle front view
  • Top view of Kutani peacock and peony tokkuri bottle opening
  • Bottom view of Kutani sake bottle base showing maker mark
  • Pair of Kutani ochoko sake cups front view
  • Bottom view of two Kutani ochoko cups showing maker marks
  • Pair of Kutani ochoko cups angled view
  • Close-up side view of Kutani peacock and peony tokkuri decoration
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Kutani Sake Set 3pc — Eizan Kiln Peacock Peony Gold Tokkuri & Sakazuki

$155.35 USD

Low stock: 1 left

  • Ships from Japan
  • Tracked & hand-packed
  • Damage covered
  • Dispatched in 1–3 business days
  • 260 ml
  • Porcelain
  • Not microwave-safe
  • Hand-wash only
  • Made in Japan

Eizan Kutani peacock and peony sake set

This three-piece Kutani-yaki set by Eizan Kiln combines a 260 ml tokkuri with two footed sakazuki. The wraparound design places a cobalt-blue peacock among red and pink peonies, using iroe overglaze colour against a dense kinrande gold ground.

  • Set: One tokkuri and two sakazuki
  • Maker: Eizan Kiln (九谷 栄山)
  • Tokkuri capacity: 260 ml
  • Each sakazuki: 5.5 cm diameter × 3.9 cm high (2.17 × 1.54 in)
  • Decoration: Iroe overglaze with kinrande gold-brocade detailing
  • Ware: Kutani-yaki
  • Origin: Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan

Motif, form, and kiln marks

The peacock’s blue body opens into pink and purple tail feathers with green eye spots and gilded shafts. Around the neck, red-and-gold bands use sayagata key-fret and shippō patterns. Each cup repeats part of the peacock-and-peony scene, and all three pieces carry the red square Kutani Eizan seal on the foot.

The bottle-shouldered tokkuri has a small flared rim. The two cups use a wide, shallow bowl on a raised foot and are suitable for warm or chilled sake.

Details & dimensions

Set contents: 1 tokkuri and 2 ochoko cups
Material: Ceramic / Porcelain
Origin: Made in Japan
Style: Kutani ware / peacock and peony sake set
Tokkuri capacity: 260 ml (8.8 fl oz)
Ochoko cups: 5.5 cm diameter × 3.9 cm height (2.2 × 1.5 in)
Packaging: Gift box
Production year: 2025

Shipping, duties & delivery

Ships from Japan.

Orders are typically dispatched within 1–3 business days after payment is confirmed.

Estimated delivery times vary by destination and may be affected by customs clearance, public holidays, and local carrier conditions.

Buyers are responsible for any customs duties, VAT, and import taxes that may apply in the destination country.

Packaging & gifting

Includes a gift box.

Carefully packed for gifting and safe delivery from Japan.

Fragile items are additionally packed with protective wrapping and cushioning materials for international delivery.

Care instructions

Handle with care to protect the painted ceramic surface and rims.
Because each piece is individually decorated, slight differences in brushwork, glaze tone, and color placement may occur and are part of the character of the set.

Returns / damage support

Returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery for eligible items. For a standard return or exchange, return shipping is the buyer's responsibility, and items must be returned in their original condition and packaging.

If your item arrives damaged, defective, or significantly different from the description, please contact us as soon as possible after delivery with clear photos of the item and packaging. ZenKiln will cover the reasonable return or replacement cost where applicable.

Cancellations are accepted within 12 hours of purchase. See our Refund Policy for full terms.

THE MAKER

Eizan Kiln

栄山 · Ishikawa

Eizan (栄山) is a modern Kutani-yaki kiln in Ishikawa Prefecture specialising in the Kinrande (金襴手 gold-brocade) technique — a heavy gold ground with gosai polychrome overglaze in geometric sayagata and sippo collar bands. Eizan's signature motif is the auspicious pairing of iroe botan-kujaku (色絵牡丹孔雀 peony + peacock). Matched red-square 九谷栄山 seals on every piece of a multi-piece set confirm set integrity.

Independent Kutani kiln; tradition designated 1975

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