Japanese vintage Sake bottle Sake bin Tokkuri Kayoi Tokkuri, Binbo Tokkuri, or Kashi Tokkuri V987 Cherry_Blossom 3cmMaterial: PaperTechnique: HandpaintedRoller ends: WoodWeight:

3cmMaterial: PaperTechnique: HandpaintedRoller ends: WoodWeight: 1630g including Box

His poetic sketching was light and easy to understand

3cmMaterial: PotteryTechnique: Hand-madeWeight: 50g  Condition

二代 小川長楽 Ogawa Choraku 2nd (1912-1991) was born in Kyoto as the eldest son of Ogawa Choraku 1st

4" H / 58cm x 183

Japanese vintage Sake bottle Sake bin Tokkuri Kayoi Tokkuri, Binbo Tokkuri, or Kashi Tokkuri V987 Cherry_Blossom 3cmMaterial: PaperTechnique: HandpaintedRoller ends: WoodWeight:Description Japanese vintage Sake bottle Sake bin Tokkuri Kayoi Tokkuri, Binbo Tokkuri, or Kashi Tokkuri V987 Kayoi Tokkuri Binbo Tokkuri Kashi Tokkuri It is thought to have been distributed from the late Edo period to the early Showa period and was used by the general public for retail use by liquor stores. Sake shops rented out Tokkuri (sake cups) and sold them to customers by filling them with the amount of sake they wanted. On the sake bottle, the