Oribe Sake Bottle
Oribe Sake Bottle, view 2
Oribe Sake Bottle
Oribe Sake Bottle, view 2
Oribe 織部 Gifu, Japan Pottery

Oribe Sake Bottle

$434.70

Style: Oribe Sake Bottle$434.70

This Oribe Sake Bottle is a traditional vessel for warming and pouring sake.

Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Japan, each piece is considered a functional work of art. Crafted from pottery, it carries the mark of true craftsmanship. Inspired by Japanese pottery traditions, it's designed for everyday rituals and special occasions.

This piece draws on the Oribe tradition (織部) — named after the 16th-century tea master Furuta Oribe — known for bold, asymmetric forms and a distinctive copper-green glaze. Learn more about the techniques and traditions behind Japanese ceramics.
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  • 30-day returnsUnused, in original packaging

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Specifications

Dimensions
8.5cm x 13cm

Weight
0.24kg

Material
Pottery

Height
13.3cm

Tradition
Oribe (織部)
About Oribe ware 織部

Gifu (Mino)

Copper-green glaze and playful, slightly off-center shapes, named after the tea master Furuta Oribe.

Where our pieces come from
Product maintenance
Not microwave safe Not dishwasher safe

The details

About this piece

A tokkuri is the small bottle sake is poured from, served cold or warmed. Its narrow neck makes for a gentle, controlled pour, and its shape is half of the ritual.

The material

Pottery is made from earthier clay than porcelain, with a warmer, more tactile body. The glaze pools and breaks over it, so you can see and feel the clay beneath.

Its character

Glazes and decoration vary slightly from piece to piece, so yours may differ a little from the photograph. That is part of how ceramics are made.

It belongs to the Oribe (織部) tradition. See where it comes from.

Material
Pottery
Size
8.5cm x 13cm
Height
13.3 cm
Weight
About 240 g
Made in
Japan
Tokyo Oribe · Gifu (Mino)

How pieces like this are made

Shaping a ceramic piece in a Japanese kiln workshop
Shaping
Drawing the line on a plate by hand
The line
Pieces on kiln shelves before firing
The fire

See how our pieces are madePhotographs from a Mino kiln in GifuPhoto credit: our supplier in Tokyo

Complete the set

Pieces that go well with this one

This pieceOribe Sake Bottle$434.70
Sake cupBlack Brush Sake Cup$10.35
Small plateGold Crystal Small Plate$13.80
ChopsticksTetoca Chopsticks$25.30
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Where this piece comes from

Oribe ware

Gifu (Mino)

Oribe Sake Bottle belongs to the Oribe tradition of Gifu (Mino), shipped to you from our studio in Tokyo.

Explore Oribe wareSee where our pieces are made
A potter shaping clay on the wheel

Our story

The fire of stone

Ishi no KA means “the fire of stone”: the place where raw earth meets heat and becomes something lasting.

We choose each piece in Tokyo, working with kilns and workshops across Japan, and we keep their small natural variations, because imperfection is the mark of a human hand.

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