Japanese Antique Sake Bottle – Ceramic Tokkuri with Kanji Calligraphy Art, 10.2in

This Japanese antique sake bottle is a ceramic tokkuri dating back to the Meiji era and Taisho period, crafted as a traditional sake container that brings authentic Japanese art craft into your home. Measuring 10.2 inches (26 cm) tall and 4.7 inches (12 cm) wide, this vintage sake jar weighs approximately 44.6 ounces (1268 grams), showcasing the perfect balance of size and weight for display or use. Featuring kanji calligraphy art inscribed on its surface, this ornamental sake bottle reflects historic Japanese jar design with aged ceramic jar textures that add character and charm.

This antique sake vessel is crafted from high-quality Japanese porcelain bottle materials, ensuring durability and authenticity. The ceramic tokkuri's surface bears natural signs of aging such as minor scratches and age-related stains, but it remains free of major cracks or damage, making it ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of historic Japanese jars. Tested for authenticity and condition, this vintage sake jar can be displayed immediately with confidence.

Key features:

- Authentic Japanese antique sake bottle from Meiji era to Taisho period

- Ceramic tokkuri crafted from durable Japanese porcelain

- Kanji calligraphy art enhances ornamental value

- Measures 10.2in x 4.7in (26cm x 12cm), weighing 44.6oz (1268g)

- Aged ceramic jar with natural stains and minor scratches but no major cracks

- Traditional sake container reflecting historic Japanese craftsmanship

- Perfect for collectors or as a unique decorative piece

Additional benefits include hassle-free shipping with prepaid customs duties for US buyers and secure courier options worldwide including DHL, FedEx, EMS, or Japan Post with tracking. Combined shipping is available for multiple purchases to save on costs, and returns are accepted within 14 days under specified conditions.

Experience a piece of history with this antique sake vessel that embodies the spirit of Japanese culture through its kanji calligraphy art and time-honored ceramic craftsmanship. Whether displayed as a standalone ornamental sake bottle or added to a collection of vintage sake jars, this historic Japanese jar offers both aesthetic appeal and cultural significance.