Wooden boxes like these, called "masu", have been around for over 1300 years. In Japan, they have always been used as measuring instruments for rice or as serving vessels for sake, for example. The containers can be used in different ways depending on their size.
Sake can be drunk directly from the small masu, for example, or you can place a glass in it and show your generosity. To do this, fill the glass so much that some sake overflows into the wooden box.
Hinoki (Japanese cypress) is known for its fresh flavour, its beautiful grain, its antibacterial properties and its strength.
features
Size: W80 x D80 x H50mm
Material: Hinoki (Japanese Cypress)
Wooden boxes like these, called "masu", have been around for over 1300 years. In Japan, they have always been used as measuring instruments for rice or as serving vessels for sake, for example. The containers can be used in different ways depending on their size.
Sake can be drunk directly from the small masu, for example, or you can place a glass in it and show your generosity. To do this, fill the glass so much that some sake overflows into the wooden box.
Hinoki (Japanese cypress) is known for its fresh flavour, its beautiful grain, its antibacterial properties and its strength.
features
Size: W80 x D80 x H50mm
Material: Hinoki (Japanese Cypress)
Sake can be drunk directly from the small masu, for example, or you can place a glass in it and show your generosity. To do this, fill the glass so much that some sake overflows into the wooden box.
Hinoki (Japanese cypress) is known for its fresh flavour, its beautiful grain, its antibacterial properties and its strength.