Traditional ceramic sake cups for Shinto altar (set of 2)

This is a Heishi (瓶子), a sacred vessel used to hold *Omiki* (御神酒 - sacred sake) offered at a Shinto altar (*Kamidana* - 神棚).
The Heishi is filled with Japanese sake on special occasions such as New Year's or celebrations and offered to the gods.

- Design: Traditional Japanese sacred vessel design
- Material: Ceramic
- Color: Floral pattern
- Use: For holding sacred sake at a Shinto altar

Size
Mouth Diameter: 1.7 cm
Diameter (widest part): 6 cm
Height: 13 cm

[Country of Origin] Made in Japan

*Please note that measurements are taken by an amateur and may contain slight errors.

This item has been stored at home for a long time, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned.

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*Not sold individually.
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*No smokers or pets in the household.

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