Marumi Yasuda Kawara Yuki Ceramic Katakuchi Lipped Sake Server ¥20000 & above Material:Blade: Special carburizing material (Carbon

Name: Marumi Yasuda Kawara Yuki Ceramic Katakuchi Lipped Sake Server ¥20000 & above Material:Blade: Special carburizing material (Carbon
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 34975578134
Price: 3600.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5346 (13 reviews)

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SKU 34975578134

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Marumi Yasuda Kawara Yuki Ceramic Katakuchi Lipped Sake Server ¥20000 & above Material:Blade: Special carburizing material (Carbon Material:Blade: Special carburizing material (Carbon steel GOOD DESIGN AWARD 1998 This tableware is handmade of traditional "Yasuda Kawara" individually by professionals It is hard and tough with less absorption coefficient and high thermal insulation and cold resistance

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