Japanese Ceramic Sake Cups Set of Two Original Wooden Boxes Ex Con

  
Longfield Hospice provides free care, 365 days a year for adults in Gloucestershire living with a life-limiting illness and support for their loved ones and carers. Japanese Ceramic Sake Cups Set of Two Original Wooden Boxes Ex Con.

Japanese Ceramic Sake Cups Japanese Ceramic Sake Cups - Set of Two - Original Wooden Boxes. A delightful set of two Japanese ceramic sake cups (Sakazuki or Ochoko), each presented in its own original wooden box. These cups showcase the beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese ceramics, featuring unique glazes, colours and designs. The inclusion of their original wooden boxes (Tomobako) adds to their authenticity and makes them ideal for gifting or collecting. Enjoy your sake in traditional Japanese style with this charming set.

Key Features: Origin: Japan Type: Sake Cups (Sakazuki or Ochoko) - Set of Two Material: Ceramic Presentation: Each cup comes in its original wooden box (Tomobako) Design/Glaze: Off White on Outside & Deep Grey colour inside the cup - The bottom colour matches the inside and the cups have Horse depictured on the outside. Size: 2" Height x 2.5" Wide Approx - One cup is slightly shorted than the other due to being handmade. This set of sake cups with their original wooden boxes would be a wonderful addition to any collection of Japanese ceramics or a thoughtful gift for a sake enthusiast.

Excellent Used Condition - see images. We support adults with life-limiting illness from their diagnosis onwards. We help people to understand and manage their illness, to cope with its impact on their lives, as well as supporting them to live well.

Importantly, we support family and carers too. We provide a Hospice at Home service, enabling people in the last three months of life to stay at home if that is their choice. Our services also include help for families to deal effectively with their grief, and education for other professionals who are looking after people at the end of life.

We sum up the benefits of what we offer as'Living well; Dying well; Caring well'. All of Longfield's services are free and most are provided at our beautiful Wellbeing Centre in Minchinhampton. Some, including Wellbeing Workshops, Fatigue & Breathlessness and Bereavement Groups, are increasingly being offered at community venues, closer to where people live. Currently, 85% of the charity's income comes from the general public, through our shops, our e-commerce marketplaces, our weekly lottery, voluntary donations, gifts in Wills and a host of fundraising events and activities.

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