Miranda Style Omoeraku Handcrafted Japanese Extra Small Cedar Sake Cup

Our Miranda Style Co. Wooden Bowl Is Made Of Nikko Cedar Wood, The Same Material Used To Create The Unesco World Heritage Site “Shrines And Temples Of Nikko”. Handcrafted By Skilled Woodworking Craftsmen In Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture, This Bowl Is Not Only Stylish And Functional But Is Also Eco-Friendly As Timber From Forest Thinning Is Partially Used For Environment. In Addition, Our Wooden Bowl Has Been Awarded 2 Good Design Awards. This Wooden Bowl Is Extremely Easy To Care For. To Keep It In Great Condition, Simply Do Not Soak It And Wipe Clean Using A Dry/Damp Cloth. For Hand Washing, Make Sure To Dry Thoroughly. The Shrines And Temples Of Nikko Is A Unesco World Heritage Site Located In Tochigi Prefecture. This Shrine Was Built To Honor Ieyasu Tokugawa, The First Shogun Of The Edo Shogunate. Over 127,000 Craftsmen Were Involved In Constructing The Shrine, Using The Highest Level Of Technology Available At The Time. The Two-Story “Yomei-Mon Gate”, Decorated With Brilliant Colors And Over 500 Sculptures, Is Particularly Famous. Founded In 2009 In Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, Miranda Style Co. Is Proud To Offer The High-Quality Wooden Bowl Crafted With The Same Material Used To Create This Historic Unesco World Heritage Site.