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· Experience "Masu no Sake" with our Traditional Ceremonial Sake Set.
· Masu no Sake is a traditional Japanese ritual for serving and enjoying sake. This ceremony is rich in cultural significance and has distinct procedures and symbolism associated with it.
· Important is the selection of a traditional wooden sake cup called “masu” which represents humility, as it’s an unpretentious and natural vessel for sake.
· Sake is poured into the masu cup until it overflows. The slightly provocative act, seeming at first glance to be a waste, quietly symbolizes abundance and prosperity.
· The ceremony often involves a host or designated pourer who demonstrates the proper technique for pouring sake for all guests.
· After the sake is poured, the guests often exchange words of gratitude, offer a brief toast or share a moment of appreciation for one another.
· It is customary for the guests to take the masu cup in both hands before sipping the sake, showing respect and appreciation and reverence of and for the present time.
·This 5-piece set includes: 2 sake glass cups, 2 wooden masu boxes (3” x 3” x 2”), 1 -80ml (2.7 ounce) glass decanter.
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· Experience "Masu no Sake" with our Traditional Ceremonial Sake Set.
· Masu no Sake is a traditional Japanese ritual for serving and enjoying sake. This ceremony is rich in cultural significance and has distinct procedures and symbolism associated with it.
· Important is the selection of a traditional wooden sake cup called “masu” which represents humility, as it’s an unpretentious and natural vessel for sake.
· Sake is poured into the masu cup until it overflows. The slightly provocative act, seeming at first glance to be a waste, quietly symbolizes abundance and prosperity.
· The ceremony often involves a host or designated pourer who demonstrates the proper technique for pouring sake for all guests.
· After the sake is poured, the guests often exchange words of gratitude, offer a brief toast or share a moment of appreciation for one another.
· It is customary for the guests to take the masu cup in both hands before sipping the sake, showing respect and appreciation and reverence of and for the present time.
·This 5-piece set includes: 2 sake glass cups, 2 wooden masu boxes (3” x 3” x 2”), 1 -80ml (2.7 ounce) glass decanter.
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