TOHKA Champagne Cup | BY: Gato Mikio, Yamanaka, Japan

Craftsmen’s delicate techniques make TOHKA’s unique shapes and polished beautiful wood grain possible.
Only well-experienced craftsmen are able to make TOHKA Wine and Champagne cups with stems that are beautifully and slenderly turned and shaped to the utmost limit, with a thinly polished lip of the cup.
Material: Betula grossa

Size: φ6.5cm×21cm

Colour: Plain
Finish: Polyurethane finish

Artisan - GATO MIKIO
GATO MIKIO was originally founded in 1908 (Meiji 41), as Gato Sawmill in Yamanaka Hot Spring, a town famed for wood turning. 
Following the intentions and spirit of the original Kijishi wood-turners, we aspire to perfect the woodwork that is completed individually by our craftsmen. 
We make the most of the beautiful grain that only natural wood can have, and we strive to highlight it in our products. 
This means that we never compromise on the quality of our work and we are proud of the quality of our materials, the precision of our wooden base work, and the clear look of our wiped lacquer finishes. 
Only after each element has been completed perfectly, do we assemble them together to create our unique handcrafts. 
We continue to create authentic and long-lasting lacquerware pieces, pursuing functionality with traditional skills, and artistry based on Japanese aesthetic senses.