Stainless Sake-Barrel / Kotobuki Chidorigoshi サイズ:Large 27 Mallet/Ladle : natural wood

Mallet/Ladle : natural wood

and recessed-top types that serve as product display stands

The first Kita Gizaemon began brewing sake in Yakkaichi in the Koto Plain in Omi

and it can be used for weddings in Western clothes without sticking to Japanese clothes

you can pour in drinks other than sake as well

Stainless Sake-Barrel / Kotobuki Chidorigoshi サイズ:Large 27 Mallet/Ladle : natural woodOn a background of a pastel colored hound's tooth check are the graphical designs of the kanji character "Kotobuki", as well as a crane and a tortoise which are symbols of longevity, matrimonial happiness, and good fortune. The lucky charms of Japan have a pop art vibe so this product can be used in any kind of event, whether it's an event of kimono or western dress. Sizes vary from S size (40 cm in diameter, 40 cm in height) appropriate for an event