Amber Katakuchi Sake Carafe MICROWAVE_Safe and embodies prayers for abundance

and embodies prayers for abundance of food

a symbol of good luck in Japan since the Edo period (1603 –1868 CE)

which is known as depicting nature-themed designs and distinctive bright colors of Kutani ware

The surface cracks seen on the inside are due to the traditional technique of kannyu (penetration)

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Amber Katakuchi Sake Carafe MICROWAVE_Safe and embodies prayers for abundanceThis Edo Kiriko katakuchi sake carafe offers a bold reimagining of the traditional kikutsunagi (chrysanthemum chain) motif. Alternating cuts through colored and clear glass blend classic aesthetics with a modern edge, resulting in a form that feels both striking and balanced. Viewed from above, the chrysanthemum pattern spirals outward, echoing the motion of a kaleidoscope. The base features 32 precise cuts forming the sokogiku (chrysanthemum base)