Enameled Saké Cups — set of 2 — teal and gold cloisonné by Tutanka plate The term was first used

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Enameled Saké Cups — set of 2 — teal and gold cloisonné by Tutanka plate The term was first usedSet of two metal cups for drinking sak, made for the brand Tutanka. Both are hand decorated with teal enamel with white speckles, and a bright golden accent. Inside, the cups are white. The set comes with its original wooden box, marked on the top with the name of the artisan who made the cups. Size: diameter 5cm, H3. 5cm. Set of 2.