Stainless Steel Tokkuri -Sake Bottle-

A special form handcrafted by artisans

The form of the neckline prevents air from coming into contact with the product, which reduces oxidation and has the effect of condensing the fragrance, making it more mellow. In Japan, the fanning out shape of the bottle is thought to be a good omen, and represents the future opening up to you. Each bottle is handmade and filled with the artisans’ hope for happiness for all who obtain it.

Stainless steel material that is perfect for sake

Stainless steel made in the Tsubame-Sanjo area in Niigata Prefecture, a world-renowned metal processing town, is used for kitchen utensils like pots and cutlery, as well as for the thermal tanks used to brew sake. This makes it a good match for sake, and great for storing it.
Stainless steel has many benefits, like rust resistance, odor resistance, cleanliness, and resistance to damage. It is also recyclable and environmentally friendly.

We paid close attention to the form of our items to create shapes for use outside of Japan. We also carefully selected materials similar to those used in the thermal tanks for brewing sake from among more than 200 other materials, then by applying a unique surface treatment to create a stainless steel tokkuri suitable for sake storage.

Stainless steel products
Diameter: 90mm
Height: 250mm
Weight: approx. 300g
Capacity: 720ml

※Tokkuri Sake Bottles are engraved on the bottom with the "Kayoi Tokkuri" logo on Photo number 10. The size is 5cm×5cm.

-Each item is handmade by artisans, so the bottle surfaces will vary in terms of polish marks, luster, and other fine textures. Enjoy the unique expression of each bottle.
-Refrain from heating or boiling water with these products; these are not covered by the warranty.
-When washing, we recommend you use a neutral detergent and wash by hand with a soft sponge. Rinse well to prevent detergent from remaining inside. After washing, turn the bottle upside down and drain it well to keep it sanitary.
-After washing and drying, store in a place out of direct sunlight.