Keep it long, treasure it long.

Slim shape for aroma

ROKUROSHA proposes a useful wooden container with a beautiful appearance. SMALL SAKE CUP SET 1 is a wooden glass that you can enjoy sake with its characteristic aroma.

Enjoy the beauty of wood grain

The items of ROKUROSHA is carefully made one by one by the craftsmen of the wooden craftsmen in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture. Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture is known as a production area of ​​Echizen lacquerware with a history of about 1500 years, and it is also cultivated for many years by craftsmen called woodworkers who make wood before lacquering using potter's wheel and planer. ROKUROSHA inherits its traditional techniques and adds new values ​​to everyday items.

SMALL SAKE CUP SET 1 looks like a cup of tea but they are for sake. They have a slim shape so that the scent of sake does not escape. It is made of zelkova, which is known for its toughness and durability, and you can see even the finest grain of wood that is unique to natural wood. Unlike the pottery, unlike the pottery, it is light and can be used without hesitation.

You can enjoy various kinds of sake, such as sake for which you want to enjoy the scent, or pouring beer that you usually drink in a can. As it is a pair set, it is also recommended for gift scenes such as wedding gifts and gifts. You can also repair and repaint lacquer at ROKUROSHA.

Redefine the value of things

ROKUROSHA is a wooden product workshop established by Yoshio Sakai, a master of wood products in Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture. While he was born in Hokkaido, Mr. Sakai has moved to Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture when he joined a wooden product manufacturer. He has studied under Reiji Yamaguchi, and learned the skills as a woodworker. After leaving the company, he refined the technique under the guidance of Masayoshi Shimizu, a traditional craftsman of Echizen lacquerware, and in 2014, started the workshop, ROKUROSHA. The concept of the brand is "redefinition of value" in which products are produced with a focus on wood, without being particular about materials and manufacturing methods, while inheriting the technique of a traditional round wood block.