These unique furoshiki, crafted from 100% cotton, pay homage to Japan’s Edo era with striking ukiyo-e prints designed by renowned artisans. Customers will receive 1 of these 3 designs:

1. Fifty-three Cats of Tokaido: Artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi, was known for his love of cats. This ukiyo-e uses charming cats to represent inns along the old Tokaido road. 
2. Nihonbashi Bridge: This ukiyo-e is by Utagawa Hiroshige. It vividly depicts a procession of feudal lords leaving Edo early in the morning across Nihonbashi bridge.
3. Edo Woman: Created by Utamaro Kitagawa, this work is one of the “Ten Portraits of Women and Men” series and is considered one of Utamaro’s masterpieces.

Washing machine friendly: Yes, cold water only / Dimensions: 48cm x 48cm

Enjoy the unique charm of these sake glasses that have been adorned with ukiyo-e prints of cats painted by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a renowned Ukiyo-e artist from the Edo Period. The glasses are beautifully crafted with frosted glass and delicate gold detailing. Each glass comes with a masu made of hinoki, or Japanese cedar. Masu are wooden cups traditionally used to drink sake and are still found today in authentic Japanese restaurants.

Microwave & Dishwasher safe: No, hand wash only due to the gold detailing
*Customers will receive 1 of 3 sake glass designs (3 different cat illustrations)

Sake, traditional Japanese rice wine, has been used in ceremonies, celebrations, and daily life for centuries. In Edo Japan, it played a central role in social gatherings, beloved by samurai, aristocrats, and commoners alike. Embrace this unique part of Japan’s rich history with these beautiful, vibrant sake sets—meticulously handcrafted and glazed by skilled artisans.

Microwave/Dishwasher safe: No, hand wash only
*Customers will receive 1 of 3 sake set designs (luster black, shirahama blue, turkish blue)