CASICA

大徳利

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$13200 $22000 In stock

Category: G

This large sake bottle, known as a 德利 (tokkuri), is a handcrafted piece from CASICA. Created by ceramic artist Atsushi Ogata, it exemplifies the enduring traditions of Japanese pottery.

  • Made by Atsushi Ogata, born in Tokyo in 1960 and trained at the Aichi Prefectural Ceramics Technical School.
  • Ogata established his own workshop in Seto, Aichi, before relocating to Uda, Nara in 2007.
  • Each piece is fired using both a climbing kiln (noborigama) and a gas kiln, combining ancient and modern techniques.
  • Sold by CASICA, a purveyor of fine tableware and kitchen goods.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

Fell in love with the weight of this tokkuri the moment I lifted it—solid but not clunky, and the handcrafted texture feels personal. It’s the kind of piece you bring out at dinner just to admire while pouring.

Timothy S. ★★★★★

The glaze on this tokkuri has a lovely, uneven depth that catches the light beautifully, and it fits perfectly in my hand when pouring. It feels substantial and well-balanced, a real pleasure to use for serving sake at dinner.

Abigail T. ★★★★★

手に持ったときの重みと、釉薬の触り心地が本当に心地いいんです。職人さんの手仕事の跡がところどころに感じられて、毎晩の晩酌がちょっと特別な時間になりました。