An antique Japanese Bizen ware tokkuri (sake bottle), formed with a subtle dimple-moulded surface that adds texture and character. Crafted in one of Japan’s oldest ceramic traditions, the unglazed clay has developed a rich, earthy tone through the firing process, with natural variation unique to Bizen ware.
 
Compact in scale yet full of presence, it works beautifully as a functional sake bottle or as a small sculptural object. A lovely example of traditional Japanese pottery, where fire and clay create organic, one-of-a-kind surfaces.
 
Sourced by hand in Kyoto, Japan