Thank you for viewing. This is a chiro (sake carafe) from Hirota Glass. You can put ice in the middle tube to cool the sake without diluting it, making it perfect for enjoying cold sake. It can also be used for Otoso (ceremonial sake) during the New Year or for wine. Product Code: HG-154-SLF Manufacturer: Hirota Glass Product Details: 9cm x 16cm x Height: 18cm Capacity: 350ml (with inner container, when full) Retail Price: 19,800 yen This is a luxurious glass pot designed to beautifully enjoy sake, tea, and dashi broth. It expresses the traditional "Chirori" (sake carafe) in glass, and its square shape adds a unique touch to the table. Its elegant and refined design harmonizes beautifully with both Japanese and Western tables, creating a special moment. When enjoying cold sake, you can put ice in the included inner container to cool the sake to the perfect temperature without diluting it. It can also be used for warm sake as it is made of heat-resistant glass. It is also suitable for heating in a hot water bath, making it ideal for enjoying warm sake. In addition, the silver-soft coated metal lid eliminates concerns about odors, and it can also be used as a dashi broth pot. Pouring craft tea, flower tea, or herbal tea allows you to enjoy a visually beautiful cup. This square chiro is perfect for everyday use, as well as for special occasions and entertaining, adding sophistication to your table and a touch of refined style. Measurements are approximate due to amateur measurement. Also, the actual color may differ depending on the smartphone you are viewing. We will pack it carefully to prevent breakage. Thank you for your understanding. If you are giving it as a gift, we can also wrap it with Japanese paper (free service). [Search Keywords] Mother's Day, Father's Day, Housewarming, Respect for the Aged Day, Grand Opening, Souvenir, Souvenir, Birthday, Commemorative Item, Birthday, Present, Celebration, Interior, Pottery, Commercial Use, Tableware, Gift, Souvenir for Overseas, Overseas, Traditional Japanese Cafe, Commemorative Item, Cold Sake, Daiginjo (premium sake)