This isn't really related to tea, but I thought I would post a picture.
I was walking through Marshalls today looking at the miscellaneous items and found a nice saké set. Of course, I had to buy it. I don't drink, but it will make a nice display item. I also got a nice travel mug for my morning tea on my way to work.
Sorry for the low quality picture. My camera batteries are drained and all I had is my phone camera. I'll take a better picture to replace this later.
The label on the bottle is blue metallic and says "創作" and "Sousaku Japan" on it.
Apr 20th, '08, 00:02
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New Purchase - Not Teaware
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Apr 20th, '08, 02:11
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I used to brew sencha in one of my saki pitchers.Salsero wrote:i think it is not unusual to use saki cups for tea
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Very nice sake set, motokochan!
I too have a weakness for sake paraphernalia. Well, the sake cups particularly (I probably have a dozen or so); but I also like sake sets. Isn't it a good thing that sake is nice to drink?
Now I am tempted to post some piccies of sake wares, too. My poor, overworked electronic camera
I too have a weakness for sake paraphernalia. Well, the sake cups particularly (I probably have a dozen or so); but I also like sake sets. Isn't it a good thing that sake is nice to drink?
Now I am tempted to post some piccies of sake wares, too. My poor, overworked electronic camera