Traditional ceramic sake cups for Shinto altars, set of 2

This is a heishi, a ritual vessel used to hold sacred sake (omiki) offered at a Shinto shrine.
The heishi is filled with Japanese sake on special occasions such as New Year's and celebrations, and offered to the gods.
As shown in the photos, there are black spots and ink spots from the firing process.
There are also areas where the ink application is poor.
There are some slightly soiled areas, but it is an unused item.
We appreciate your understanding.

- Design: Traditional Japanese ritual vessel design
- Material: Ceramic
- Color: White with red decoration
- Use: Sacred sake container for Shinto shrines

Size
Mouth diameter: Approx. 1.7 cm
Diameter (widest part): Approx. 5 cm
Height: Approx. 13.0 cm

[Condition]

[Country of Origin] Made in Japan

*Please note that there may be slight errors due to amateur measurements.

[Notes]
- Although this is a new and unused item, there may be minor scuffs, dirt, or dust from storage.
There are no cracks or chips, and the overall condition is clean.
- Due to the nature of the product, there may be color variations or drips in the glaze, but please understand this as part of its charm.
- Although it is new and unused, it has been stored for a long time. If you are concerned about minor details, it is best to refrain from purchasing. We appreciate your understanding.

[Shipping Method]
The item will be carefully wrapped to prevent damage and shipped in a cardboard box.
We will pack it securely for safe delivery.

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