• Gift set of bamboo sake pitcher and cups, crafted with traditional techniques from Kyoto, Japan. (Natural Wood Color)
  • Hand holding a bamboo sake cup, crafted with traditional techniques from Kyoto, Japan.
  • Luxurious Japanese sake pitcher, meticulously handcrafted by Kyoto artisans over 10 years using natural bamboo, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship and the serene beauty of Kyoto's bamboo forests.
  • Japandi-style table setting with driftwood table, featuring a bamboo sake set crafted with traditional techniques from Kyoto, Japan.
  • Japanese artisan applying lacquer to a bamboo cup, showcasing traditional craftsmanship.
  • Kyoto, Japan
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Takano Chikko

Japanese Bamboo Sake Set - Tin Makie

Japanese Bamboo Sake Set - Tin Makie

$330 USD
$330 USD
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Immerse yourself in the elegance of Kyoto craftsmanship with the Japanese Bamboo Sake Set - Tin Makie. Meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans from Nagaoka, Kyoto, this set takes over five years to produce, from bamboo forest management to precise finishing. Lightweight yet durable, the natural bamboo offers excellent insulation, keeping hot sake cool to the touch and enhancing the experience of cold sake. Its evolving texture embodies the wabi-sabi aesthetic, celebrating the beauty of natural aging. Presented in individual boxes, this set makes an exceptional gift, blending timeless artistry and functionality for refined dining moments.

Product Details

  • Quantity: 3
  • Dimension: Sake Bottle - φ7.0cm  (3.1 in) × H15.0cm  (5.9 in)/Sake Cups -  φ4.6cm  (1.8 in) × H4.6cm  (1.8 in)
  • Material: Bamboo
  • Finish: Lacquer, Tin Makie 
  • Origin: Made in Kyoto, Japan
  • Brand: Takano Chikko

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Instruction for Use

Bamboo products are susceptible to natural splitting, especially in extremely dry conditions. To prevent damage, please wipe away moisture and avoid direct exposure to air conditioning or heating vents.

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1,100 Years of Tradition: Kyoto Bamboo Craft and Japanese Aesthetics

The bamboo craftsmanship nurtured in Nagaokakyo, Kyoto, is a harmonious blend of over 1,100 years of traditional techniques and contemporary design. The bamboo, shaped by Kyoto's dynamic seasonal changes, takes 4 to 5 years to mature and is harvested at its peak in autumn. After harvesting, it undergoes natural drying, oil removal, and long-term storage, transforming into a durable and beautiful material. The creation of bamboo products is completed through delicate processing techniques and lacquer finishing, resulting in works that combine functionality and artistry, enriching our daily lives. This sustainable traditional craft is a quintessential embodiment of Japanese aesthetics, reflecting harmony with nature.

Applying pigment to a bamboo cup with a brush

Takano Chikko: Kyoto's Legacy of Bamboo Craftsmanship for Modern Living

Based in Nagaokakyo, Kyoto, Takano Chikko upholds the rich tradition of bamboo craftsmanship, particularly in tea ceremony utensils, while creating products that cater to modern lifestyles. Their skilled artisans carefully select locally sourced bamboo and dedicate themselves to meticulous processes such as drying and oil removal, ensuring the highest quality in every creation. With a commitment to sustainable bamboo forest management and environmentally conscious production methods, their diverse lineup ranges from tea utensils to everyday items. Each piece, blending the natural beauty of bamboo with masterful craftsmanship, embodies the history of bamboo culture and the spirit of Kyoto, adding a touch of elegance and uniqueness to daily life.

Light brown bamboo pitcher and two cups on a gray table

Wabi-Sabi Elegance: Handcrafted Bamboo Japanese Sake Set from Kyoto

This bamboo sake set is a masterpiece crafted by skilled artisans of bamboo craft from Nagaoka, Kyoto. Using locally sourced bamboo, the artisans meticulously hand-select and harvest each piece, followed by an extensive process of drying and removing moisture over 5 to 10 years. The result is a creation that embodies the unique qualities of high-quality natural bamboo—lightweight yet durable, with excellent insulation properties. It ensures that warm sake can be enjoyed without the discomfort of heat, while cold sake offers a pleasantly smooth touch. The distinct texture and evolving character of the natural material bring to life the profound beauty of wabi-sabi. This exceptional item enhances any dining experience, making it perfect for both everyday use and special celebratory occasions.

Takano Chikko: Where the Tradition of Bamboo Thrives

Located in the southwest of Kyoto, Japan, the city of Nagaokakyo is known for its beautiful landscapes woven from history and nature. This area is considered the birthplace of Moso bamboo in Japan, with bamboo culture taking root since the Yayoi period. Here, we explore the charms of Takano Chikko, supporting the bamboo culture alongside the tourism of Nagaokakyo.

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