Description
Experience the heritage of Okinawan pottery with this handcrafted Yachimun Karahisa sake pourer by Gosaku Yanishi of Royumi Koubou in Yomitan Village. Rooted in centuries of Ryukyu ceramic tradition, this functional vessel reflects the timeless beauty of handcrafted Okinawan pottery.
Unique Piece Notice: This item is an authenticated, one-of-a-kind work of art individually handcrafted in Japan. Once sold, this exact piece cannot be duplicated.
Design
The traditional Karahisa form features an unglazed upper body paired with a flowing ocean-toned glaze, highlighting the natural character of Okinawan clay. A hand-carved fish motif—symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and safe passage—adds depth and movement, while the artisan's impressed maker's mark 「與」 on the base confirms its handcrafted origin.
Specifications
- Origin: Yomitan Village, Okinawa, Japan
- Kiln: Royumi Koubou
- Artisan: Gosaku Yanishi
- Form: Traditional Karahisa (Sake / Awamori Pourer)
- Material: Hand-thrown Okinawan earthenware
- Condition: Brand new, handcrafted original
As each piece is individually made, natural variations in glaze, texture, and form are part of its unique character.
Care
Hand wash only with mild soap and a soft sponge. Avoid microwaves, ovens, dishwashers, boiling liquids, and sudden temperature changes.
Shipping & Taxes
The listed price includes Japanese consumption tax and domestic shipping within Japan.
International orders may incur additional shipping charges, import duties, VAT, GST, customs fees, and other destination-country taxes, which are the responsibility of the recipient.
Description
Experience the heritage of Okinawan pottery with this handcrafted Yachimun Karahisa sake pourer by Gosaku Yanishi of Royumi Koubou in Yomitan Village. Rooted in centuries of Ryukyu ceramic tradition, this functional vessel reflects the timeless beauty of handcrafted Okinawan pottery.
Unique Piece Notice: This item is an authenticated, one-of-a-kind work of art individually handcrafted in Japan. Once sold, this exact piece cannot be duplicated.
Design
The traditional Karahisa form features an unglazed upper body paired with a flowing ocean-toned glaze, highlighting the natural character of Okinawan clay. A hand-carved fish motif—symbolizing prosperity, abundance, and safe passage—adds depth and movement, while the artisan's impressed maker's mark 「與」 on the base confirms its handcrafted origin.
Specifications
- Origin: Yomitan Village, Okinawa, Japan
- Kiln: Royumi Koubou
- Artisan: Gosaku Yanishi
- Form: Traditional Karahisa (Sake / Awamori Pourer)
- Material: Hand-thrown Okinawan earthenware
- Condition: Brand new, handcrafted original
As each piece is individually made, natural variations in glaze, texture, and form are part of its unique character.
Care
Hand wash only with mild soap and a soft sponge. Avoid microwaves, ovens, dishwashers, boiling liquids, and sudden temperature changes.
Shipping & Taxes
The listed price includes Japanese consumption tax and domestic shipping within Japan.
International orders may incur additional shipping charges, import duties, VAT, GST, customs fees, and other destination-country taxes, which are the responsibility of the recipient.
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