Japanese traditional and cutting-edge technology sake vessels! Featuring diamond cut processing and lacquer finishes among the lineup.
"Masujirō" is a beautiful tin sake vessel adorned with traditional Japanese patterns, crafted by skilled Japanese artisans. The lineup includes "MA-01 (Kirameki)" with gold plating and diamond cut processing, "MA-04 (Nami)" with NC processing, and "MA-05 (Dan)" with gold leaf lacquer finish, among others. The masu, which has long been used in Japan for measuring volume, is now an essential item at celebratory occasions. 【Lineup】 ■ MA-01 (Kirameki) (Gold plated diamond cut processing) ■ MA-02 (Kirameki) (Diamond cut processing) ■ MA-03 (Nami) (Gold plated NC processing) ■ MA-04 (Nami) (NC processing) ■ MA-05 (Dan) (Gold leaf lacquer finish) ■ MA-06 (Dan) (Lacquer finish) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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