Miranda Style Omoeraku Handcrafted Japanese Cedar Sake Server Small

This Miranda Style Co. Server Is An Amazing Product That Is Designed Not To Leak When Pouring And Uses Partially Recycled Timber From Forest Thinning For The Environment. It Is Made Of Nikko Cedar Wood, Which Is The Well-Known Material Used For The Unesco World Heritage Site In Tochigi Prefecture "Shrines And Temples Of Nikko". Crafted By Skilled Woodworking Craftsmen In Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture, The Server Has Won Two Good Design Awards. To Clean And Maintain The Server, Do Not Soak It And Wipe It Clean With A Dry Or Damp Cloth. When Hand Washing, Be Sure To Dry It Thoroughly. The Unesco World Heritage Site "Shrines And Temples Of Nikko" Includes The Toshogu And Futarasan-Jinja Shrines And The Rinnoji Temple, As Well As Their Surroundings. Ieyasu Tokugawa, Who Was The First Shogun Of The Edo Shogunate, Is Enshrined In Toshogu. Over 127,000 Craftsmen Used The Highest Level Of Technology Available At The Time To Construct The Shrine. The Two-Story "Yomei-Mon Gate" Is Decorated With Brilliant Colors And Over 500 Sculptures, And Is Also Known As The "Higurashi-Mon (Sunset Gate)". The Miranda Style Co. Was Established In Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan In 2009. This Server Is A Must-Have Item For Anyone Looking For A Unique And Durable Product With An Interesting History.