Masu Wood‑grain Guinomi Sake Cup with Coaster Plain The cracks on the surface

The cracks on the surface are created by the traditional technique of "Kannyu" (penetration)

The name TOHKA means "transparent

symbolizing inner beauty and elegance in Japanese culture

This small sauce container with spout has a dot pattern both inside and outside

Recommended for everyday use or as a gift

Masu Wood‑grain Guinomi Sake Cup with Coaster Plain The cracks on the surfaceA set of a masu (wooden measuring cup) sake cup, and a coaster by Odate Kougeisha. Masu were originally used as lightweight cups for measuring rice, soy sauce, and sake. The wood used for this masu is Japanese cedar and Hinoki cypress, which are deeply associated with Shinto rituals and shrines. The word "masu" means "increase" and "benefit" in Japanese, so it is considered a good luck item and came to be used as sake cups. The coaster doubles as a