Edo Glass Sake Set: Tokkuri Carafe & Two Cups | HIROTA GLASS

A clean, hand-made Edo glass sake set — one carafe and two cups

Pure, crystal-clear glass and a pleasing, steady weight in the hand. This sake set by Hirota Glass, a Tokyo glassmaker founded in 1899, is made by Edo glass (Edo garasu) craftsmen in Tokyo's old downtown. Its simple form, finished by skilled hands, has a reassuring stability and a casual feel that fits right into today's table.

Why you'll love it

• Pure clarity — with every decoration stripped away, the beauty of the glass itself stands out and brings out the flavor of chilled sake.
• Seamless, smooth finish — careful handwork by Edo glass craftsmen leaves no visible joins.
• Steady in the hand — a moderate weight that feels secure and is easy to handle.
• Ready to share — one tokkuri (sake carafe) and two sakazuki (sake cups), just right for sharing a drink for two.
• Gift-boxed — a complete set, ideal as a present for sake lovers.

A refined, neutral design for any occasion

Its clean, understated look suits any table setting, Japanese or Western. From a relaxed evening drink to entertaining guests, it fits in everywhere. The pure beauty of the glass, all the more striking for its lack of decoration, enhances the taste of everyday chilled sake.

Seamless glass and a pleasant touch

Careful handwork by Edo glass craftsmen in downtown Tokyo creates a smooth, seamless finish. With a moderate weight and a stable feel, it sits comfortably in the hand and is easy to use.

A three-piece set: one carafe, two cups

One tokkuri and two sakazuki — perfect for an evening drink, or for sharing sake with someone special. As a complete set in a gift box, it also makes an easy choice for a present, such as for Father's Day or Respect for the Aged Day.

About Hirota Glass

Founded in Tokyo in 1899, Hirota Glass is one of the oldest glassmakers in the city. Tokyo's thriving glass industry fused glass from the West with a Japanese sense of beauty, creating a uniquely Japanese style of design. Drawing on the valuable design archives passed down since its founding, Hirota Glass carries on traditional handcraft such as Edo kiriko cut glass and hand-blown glass, and continues to make products that harmonize with modern interiors.

Specifications

• Set contents: 1 tokkuri (sake carafe), 2 sakazuki (sake cups), gift box
• Tokkuri: approx. H18.7 cm (7.4 in), capacity approx. 200 ml (6.8 fl oz)
• Sakazuki: approx. ø7.8 × H5 cm (ø3.1 × H2.0 in), capacity approx. 50 ml (1.7 fl oz)
• Material: soda glass (Edo glass)
• Made by: Hirota Glass, Tokyo
• Made in: Japan

Care

• Not microwave or dishwasher safe.
• As each piece is handmade, there may be slight differences in size, capacity and small bubbles in the glass.
• Scratched glass breaks more easily. Avoid knocking pieces against each other or against hard objects.
• Wash with a mild, neutral detergent.

FAQ

How much does the carafe hold?
About 200 ml — roughly four servings for the 50 ml cups.

Can I use it for warm sake?
No. It is not suitable for warm sake (kanzake). Please enjoy it with chilled or room-temperature sake, and do not heat it in a microwave.

How is it packed for shipping?
As glass is fragile, we pack each set carefully with plenty of cushioning. In the unlikely event that it arrives damaged, please contact us — we will send a replacement as quickly as possible.

Is it dishwasher safe?
No. Please wash it gently by hand with a neutral detergent.