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Masaharu Takagi Sake cups reminiscent of a white beach
These sturdy bowls can be used every day
Pauline Deltour A rounded saucer (Celadon) with no hills
The assortment of sake cups are named Seika (star flower) because they are inspired by the many stars shining in the night sky
and it refers to the season when autumn arrives and the air is clean and pure
[FIGURINE] LUCKY CHARMS MALLET | KANAZAWA GOLD LEAF | HAKUICHI Birth Gifts Masaharu Takagi Sake cups reminiscentKenji Yoshikura Just displaying it seems to bring good fortune! The golden mallet! Each ornament is carefully fired by a Kutani ware kiln and finished with Kanazawa gold leaf. The magic mallet, famously held by the fairy tale character Issun boshi and the deity Daikokuten, is a lucky charm said to "bring fortune with one shake and luck with another." Its compact size makes it easy to display in your home and appealing to hold. It's recommended for
