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We will shortly be on our annual trip to Japan. Orders placed after Sunday 26th July will be shipped at the beginning of September.

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Takatori Yuko Sakihana Choko

£4000

A beautiful limited set of sake choko by Takatori Yuko. A similar shape to those made by her father and brother, these are set apart by her use of bright colours with hints of browns and greens. The lightness of touch and the delicate cloudy layers of glazing are mesmerising when they are in your hand. The foot of these cups are also left unglazed and they are a pleasure to hold and use. Because of the similarity in shape, Takatori Yuko decided not to make these any more, and we are thankful she decided to let us have these ones!

 

By Takatori Yuko, the youngest daughter of the Takatori Family, with 300 years and 14 generations of expertise in South West Japan

  • 7.0cm High, 6.0cm Wide, 6.0cm Long
  • Stoneware (please see the Care Guide below)
  • Handwash only please
  • Please do not microwave


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All damage must be reported to us within 14 days of receiving the package

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Care Guide

Like all tableware and handmade homewares, our products should be used with some degree of care to help keep them looking good. These are stoneware, suitable for everyday life and both dishwasher safe and microwave safe. By virtue of its fine making, Takatori products are more delicate, so we do often recommend washing by hand but there is no problem putting them in the dishwasher.

Meet the Maker:

Takatori Yuko

Takatori Yuko is the youngest daughter of the Takatori family and is forging her own path as ceramicist using the traditional glazes and techniques but applying them in sophisticated layers and colours. These pieces have her own mark on them, not the Takatori family seal, so she can experiment a little bit more.