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[Sake Cup Infused with the Beauty of Hokuriku]
A collaboration with Echizen ware, a traditional craft from Fukui Prefecture. This exceptional piece features an ultra-thin lip—less than 1 millimeter thick—crafted entirely by hand using only the artisan's fingers, without trimming after wheel throwing, a feat once thought impossible in ceramics. To preserve the natural texture of the materials, genuine gold leaf is applied using lacquer as an adhesive. No topcoat is used, allowing the refined brilliance of the gold leaf to shine through to its fullest.

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A standard-shaped sake cup that highlights the artisan’s skill through its elegant form and the radiant beauty of the gold leaf. Ideal not only for sake but also as a small serving dish. Recommended for full-bodied junmai or kimoto-style sake, which bring out the natural sweetness and umami of rice. Delicate and smooth on the lips, this sake cup—with its shimmering gold leaf—offers the refined experience of scooping up a reflection of the moon from the water’s surface. Over time, the gold leaf will gently wear and blend into the textured surface of the cup, developing a unique patina that reflects your personal journey—an evolving piece to be enjoyed as it changes with the years. Enjoy a luxurious moment of self-indulgence through the perfect pairing of fine sake and exquisite vessel. Delivered in a custom wooden box. Also an excellent gift for sake lovers or as a special present for men.

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Master Artists – Gold Leaf Masterpiece Series A premium art series featuring iconic Japanese masterpieces, meticulously reproduced using traditional Kanazawa gold leaf by expert artisans. The brilliance of the gold leaf adds a new dimension of luxury and beauty to these timeless works of art. ● Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) A renowned ukiyo-e artist of the late Edo period. Hokusai studied under Katsukawa Shunshō and produced portraits of actors, beautiful women, and illustrations. He went on to study a wide range of artistic styles, including those of the Kanō, Tosa, and Rinpa schools, as well as Chinese and Western painting techniques. Through bold compositions and dynamic brushwork, he established a unique artistic world. His influence extended even to the French Impressionists. Notable works include Hokusai Manga, Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, and One Thousand Views of the Sea. ● The Great Wave off Kanagawa This masterpiece captures a view of Mount Fuji seen from offshore near Honmoku, in present-day Yokohama. Alongside South Wind, Clear Sky and Rainstorm Beneath the Summit, it is considered one of the "Three Great Works" from the Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series and is widely recognized both in Japan and abroad as an icon of ukiyo-e art. The composition—featuring a surging sea, boats struggling against the waves, and the calm, majestic Mount Fuji in the distance—continues to captivate viewers across generations and cultures. ● Product Details This artwork comes with a protective acrylic panel to preserve the piece. Please remove the protective film from the acrylic panel before displaying. For long-term storage, we recommend keeping the acrylic panel in place. While the panel is suggested for preservation, it can also be removed if desired—allowing you to fully appreciate the texture and brilliance of the gold leaf up close. Learn More

【Master Artists – Gold Leaf Masterpiece Series】 A premium collection of iconic Japanese artworks, meticulously recreated using traditional Kanazawa gold leaf by skilled artisans. The radiant shimmer of the gold leaf enhances each masterpiece, adding both luxury and a new sense of beauty. ● Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849) A renowned ukiyo-e artist of the late Edo period. Trained under Katsukawa Shunshō, he began with portraits of actors, beautiful women, and illustrations. Hokusai studied a wide variety of artistic styles, including those of the Kanō, Tosa, and Rinpa schools, as well as Chinese and Western painting techniques. His dynamic brushwork and powerful compositions led to a unique and highly influential visual style that even inspired the French Impressionists. Famous works include “Hokusai Manga”, “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji”, and “One Thousand Views of the Sea.” ● South Wind, Clear Sky (Gaifū Kaisei) The term “Gaifū” refers to a warm southern wind. Commonly known as “Red Fuji,” this artwork portrays Mount Fuji glowing in deep red as it catches the morning sunlight in late summer to early autumn. At its base, the rich green forest forms a vivid contrast against the red mountain. Wispy cirrocumulus clouds drift across the sky, and a dusting of snow remains on the summit—a scene unique to this time of year. Hokusai masterfully captures a fleeting, seasonal expression of Mount Fuji. ● Product Details This artwork comes with a protective acrylic panel to shield the surface. Please remove the protective film from the acrylic before use. For long-term storage, we recommend keeping the acrylic panel in place. While the acrylic cover is advised for preservation, it is removable, allowing you to enjoy the texture and brilliance of the gold leaf more directly. Learn More

The Offrir Rosé Oval Hand Mirror with Pouch is a delicately crafted accessory by Hakuichi, a distinguished gold leaf artisan based in Kanazawa, Japan. The term "Offrir" translates to "to offer" in French, embodying the mirror's essence as a heartfelt gift. Learn More

The Offrir Rosé Oval Hand Mirror with Pouch is a delicately crafted accessory by Hakuichi, a distinguished gold leaf artisan based in Kanazawa, Japan. The term "Offrir" translates to "to offer" in French, embodying the mirror's essence as a heartfelt gift. Learn More

Oborozuki Lacquered Cup – A Hazy Moon in Gold Leaf on Natural Wood This elegant cup is made from natural Japanese Zelkova, its grain beautifully highlighted by the soft glow of a hazy moon depicted in genuine gold leaf. It adds a refined touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. Wooden cups are excellent for warm drinks, as they do not easily transfer heat to the hand. The form fits comfortably in the palm, and when filled with a hot beverage, the warmth is gently conveyed. Zelkova wood is known for its fine grain, durability, and water resistance, making it ideal for long-lasting tableware. A New Aesthetic of Functional Beauty — Enjoying Natural and Traditional Beauty in Modern Life This piece is not only beautiful to look at, but thoughtfully designed for contemporary living. It combines warmth with clean lines, creating a harmonious balance. By placing a gold-leaf moon onto the natural grain of wood, the grain itself becomes a serene landscape—resulting in tableware with quiet presence and elegance. The cup is a culmination of master craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shave the Zelkova wood thinly, applying a fine lacquer that enhances its natural beauty. The moon is delicately rendered by a foil artisan, using only gold leaf to evoke the atmosphere of a moon floating in the night sky. Learn More

Oborozuki Lacquered Cup – A Hazy Moon in Gold Leaf on Natural Wood This elegant cup is made from natural Japanese Zelkova, its grain beautifully highlighted by the soft glow of a hazy moon depicted in genuine gold leaf. It adds a refined touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. Wooden cups are excellent for warm drinks, as they do not easily transfer heat to the hand. The form fits comfortably in the palm, and when filled with a hot beverage, the warmth is gently conveyed. Zelkova wood is known for its fine grain, durability, and water resistance, making it ideal for long-lasting tableware. A New Aesthetic of Functional Beauty — Enjoying Natural and Traditional Beauty in Modern Life This piece is not only beautiful to look at, but thoughtfully designed for contemporary living. It combines warmth with clean lines, creating a harmonious balance. By placing a gold-leaf moon onto the natural grain of wood, the grain itself becomes a serene landscape—resulting in tableware with quiet presence and elegance. The cup is a culmination of master craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shave the Zelkova wood thinly, applying a fine lacquer that enhances its natural beauty. The moon is delicately rendered by a foil artisan, using only gold leaf to evoke the atmosphere of a moon floating in the night sky. Learn More

Oborozuki Lacquered Cup – A Hazy Moon in Gold Leaf on Natural Wood This elegant cup is made from natural Japanese Zelkova, its grain beautifully highlighted by the soft glow of a hazy moon depicted in genuine gold leaf. It adds a refined touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. Wooden cups are excellent for warm drinks, as they do not easily transfer heat to the hand. The form fits comfortably in the palm, and when filled with a hot beverage, the warmth is gently conveyed. Zelkova wood is known for its fine grain, durability, and water resistance, making it ideal for long-lasting tableware. A New Aesthetic of Functional Beauty — Enjoying Natural and Traditional Beauty in Modern Life This piece is not only beautiful to look at, but thoughtfully designed for contemporary living. It combines warmth with clean lines, creating a harmonious balance. By placing a gold-leaf moon onto the natural grain of wood, the grain itself becomes a serene landscape—resulting in tableware with quiet presence and elegance. The cup is a culmination of master craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shave the Zelkova wood thinly, applying a fine lacquer that enhances its natural beauty. The moon is delicately rendered by a foil artisan, using only gold leaf to evoke the atmosphere of a moon floating in the night sky. Learn More

A Harmonious Blend of Elegance and Craftsmanship Cutipol’s cutlery, born from a pursuit of graceful curves, meets the refined brilliance of Hakuichi’s gold leaf. The shimmering gold is applied using the traditional chirashi (scattered foil) technique, enhancing the form with subtle elegance. Each piece is unique—its expression shaped by the delicate and unrepeatable nature of gold leaf. Suitable for both Western and Japanese table settings, this spoon and fork pair makes an ideal gift for weddings or a refined touch for high-end hospitality. Learn More