Japanese Sake Cups

Savour the elegance of real sake as it’s meant to be enjoyed. Our collection of Japanese sake cups has been handpicked for their artistry, authenticity and connection to Japan’s timeless drinking traditions. From delicate porcelain to richly textured ceramics, each piece is made to enhance the flavour and enjoyment of sake.

Choose from single sake cups in various colours and patterns to enhance a growing collection, or buy a stunning sake cup set. Whether chosen as a gift or enjoyed at home, these cups embody the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship and the pleasure of sharing fine sake in style.

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The Ochoko Sake Cups - Set of 5 come in a wooden box with Japanese calligraphy and feature five uniquely patterned cups inspired by traditional Japanese ceramics.
Ochoko Sake Cups - Set of 5
£49.00
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A boxed set of two Sho-Chu Cups, crafted in Minoyaki porcelain, features exquisite Japanese craftsmanship. One cup rests on the black box labeled “1 Pair Cup” and “Crystal Gold & Silica Colored,” with the other placed in front.
Sho-Chu Cups - Boxed Set Of 2
£58.00
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The Shizuru Sake Set is a black ceramic tableware collection inspired by Kaneko Ko-hyo pottery, featuring a notched cup, bowl, and plate—perfect for serving Japanese sake.
Shizuru Sake Set
£43.50
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The Sake Cup - Bent Wood is a small, cylindrical, light brown cedarwood cup with horizontal grooves, shown on a plain white background.
Sake Cup - Bent Wood
£18.95
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Two light wooden sake cups are displayed in front of a brown Niwaki box featuring Japanese text and cup illustrations, highlighting the elegant ltaya Sake Cups - Japanese Maple set.
ltaya Sake Cups - Japanese Maple
£32.00
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The Sake Cup - Iron Scatter is a small, white ceramic bowl with a flared rim, round base, subtle vertical ridges, and speckled details—an elegant Japanese pottery piece inspired by classic Shigaraki sake cups.
Sake Cup - Iron Scatter
£15.50
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The Sake Cup - Brown with Blue Drip features a small Minoyaki porcelain design with a dark base and a glossy, multicolored glaze in blue and brown tones along the rim on a white background.
Sake Cup - Brown with Blue Drip
£5.00
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The Sake Cup - Dakuryuu is a small handmade pottery cup with a rounded shape, brown body, and greenish rim inspired by Japanese sake cup designs, shown on a white background.
Sake Cup - Dakuryuu
£5.95
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A small, round Sake Cup - Black & Sakura Pink, featuring a handcrafted marbled design in dark gray and pink, is showcased against a plain white background—a beautiful example of Japanese ceramic artistry.
Sake Cup - Black & Sakura Pink
£4.50
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The Sake Cup - Sapphire Blue is a small, round cup with a smooth surface that highlights Japanese craftsmanship, shown against a white background.
Sake Cup - Sapphire Blue
£8.00
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The Sake Cup - Oribe Green is a small, dark green Minoyaki porcelain cup with a gently wavy, rounded shape, capturing the classic o-choko style against a plain white background.
Sake Cup - Oribe Green
£4.00
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The Sake Cup - White Cloud is a small, round Minoyaki porcelain cup featuring a textured ceramic surface with a light blue glaze and brown spots, highlighting Japanese craftsmanship against a plain white background.
Sake Cup - White Cloud
£4.00
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The Sake Cup - Earth is a small, round Minoyaki porcelain cup in gray with a speckled texture, highlighting Japanese ceramic craftsmanship against a white background.
Sake Cup - Earth
£5.00
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A small, round Sake Cup - Black Bizen ceramic bowl with a dark gray finish is displayed on a plain white background.
Sake Cup - Black Bizen
£5.50
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The Minoyaki Seiryuu Sake Cup is a small, round cup crafted from Minoyaki pottery with a white base and light blue upper half, shown against a plain white background.
Minoyaki "Seiryuu" Sake Cup
£4.50
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The Konishi Gold Sake with Set of Four Sake Cups includes elegant Japanese ceramic cups with a brown and black glaze, ideal for savoring Daiginjo or Konishi Gold sake, shown against a plain white background.
Sake Cup - Chestnut Brown
£6.00
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A Sake Cup - Black with Blue Glaze, showcasing a dark ceramic body and a striking blue accent on one rim, set against a white background—a refined tribute to Japanese craftsmanship.
Sake Cup - Black with Blue Glaze
£5.50
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A Stream Sake black Junmai Daiginjo bottle with Japanese script, four elegant sake cups, and a brown gift box sit on a reflective surface with packing material.
Stream Sake with Set of Four Sake Cups
£55.00
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Konishi Gold Sake, paired with four Japanese ceramic sake cups, is displayed beside a brown box against a white background with packaging material behind.
Konishi Gold Sake with Set of Four Sake Cups
£39.00
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The Sake Gift Set For Four - Dark Brown & Blue Line features a square porcelain bottle and three cups with dark glaze and blue accents, displayed before a black box with gold and black Japanese writing.
Sake Gift Set For Four - Dark Brown & Blue Line
£34.00
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The Sake Gift Set For Four - Cobalt Blue & Teal includes four cups and a matching bottle with cobalt blue and teal glaze, displayed next to a black box on a white background.
Sake Gift Set For Four - Cobalt Blue & Teal
£44.00
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A black box, partially open, reveals the Sakazuki Flat Sake Cups - Set of 5: traditional Japanese sake cups in assorted colors, each neatly stacked in its own compartment for elegant presentation.
Sakazuki Flat Sake Cups - Set of 5
£33.00
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Craftsmanship and tradition in every cup

Every sake cup in our collection is a piece of living tradition. Handcrafted by Japanese artisans, each cup reflects centuries of expertise and a dedication to form, finish and balance. These are not merely vessels – they are invitations to pause, savour and appreciate the quiet beauty of ritual.

The material you choose changes the experience: porcelain highlights the delicate colour and aroma of the sake for chilled varieties and hand-glazed ceramics hold gentle warmth for lightly heated sake. Subtle variations in glaze, texture or shape are a hallmark of the artisan’s hand, giving each cup its own personality and turning a simple drink into a moment of discovery.

Gifts of distinction

Sake cups also make thoughtful, memorable gifts. To give one is to share beauty, culture and tradition. Paired with a bottle of premium Japanese sake, they become a complete, elegant experience – ideal for foodies, avid home entertainers, or anyone who appreciates handcrafted artistry.

At The Wasabi Company, we select every cup with the same care we bring to our own farms in Dorset and Hampshire, where many of our ingredients are carefully cultivated. Each piece speaks of authenticity, quality you can feel, and the joy of sharing moments elevated by craft and flavour. Whether for yourself or a special someone, these cups offer more than just drinking – they offer a connection to culture, heritage and the art of hospitality.

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We use 100% recylable packaging for all our orders
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We grow our wasabi in Dorset & Hampshire in South-West England
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Frequently asked questions

Ceramic and porcelain sake cups each bring their own charm to the table. Ceramic cups feel earthy, rustic and cosy – perfect for enjoying warm sake on relaxed evenings. Porcelain cups are smooth, delicate and elegant, making them ideal for chilled sake or special occasions where every sip feels refined. Whether you’re gifting or treating yourself, selecting the right cup adds a touch of thoughtfulness – and a little extra joy – to every sake moment.

Yes – many of our single sake cups can be paired with matching carafes or chosen together as a curated set – perfect for gifting to a Japanese food enthusiast or for building your own collection.

Many ceramic and porcelain cups are dishwasher-safe, but we recommend gentle hand washing to preserve the glaze and finish, and to ensure they last you a lifetime.

Of course! Sake cups are traditionally collected as individual pieces, each one unique. Mixing styles adds character to your collection, and makes every drinking experience special.

For chilled sake, choose a porcelain cup for a crisp, refreshing experience. For warm sake, ceramic cups hold the heat beautifully. If you’re buying as a gift, a pair of complementary designs is always a thoughtful choice.

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