The flow of a river flexibly changes its shape regardless of its course, and passes through without stagnation to reach its intended destination. Mikumari is a Shinto altar set that embodies people's lives following such natural principles, expressed with a soft, flowing form.

This is not a one-of-a-kind craft, but a mass-produced item with division of labor for daily tableware that is useful in people's lives, made by Saikai Toki in Hasami Town.
Refer to the usage image and place it in front of the Shinto altar.

Available in two colors: matte white and blue-white porcelain. Please choose the color that matches your living space and the Shinto altar you are using.

The transparency of blue-white porcelain has high compatibility with modern living spaces, and its compact size allows it to be placed anywhere.

[Product Dimensions]
Sakaki-tate: Diameter 5.5 x Height 9 cm
Heiji: Diameter 5.5 x Height 6.5 cm
Mizutama: Diameter 5.5 x Height 5.5 cm
Senmai-zara: Diameter 5.5 x Height 2.5 cm

[Material]
Pottery

[Country of Origin]
Japan

[Set Contents]
Sakaki-tate x 2
Decorate sakaki with water.

Heiji x 2
Utensil for holding sacred sake.

Mizutama x 1
Utensil for holding water.

Senmai-zara x 2
Utensils for serving rice and salt.

[Precautions for handling and care]
- This is a fragile item, so please handle with care.



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