【ebisu design】
Japanese antique shop
ebisu design offers a peaceful Japanese-style space created by Ms. Miho Araki, the calligrapher and the owner of the shop, and Mr. Dean Leitch, the architect. ebisu design is currently giving away antique ceramic sake flasks to 2 people!
In the past sake shops lent sake flasks, tokkuri, when customers purchased sake.
Sake shops followed this tradition and printed their address and contact details number on the flasks.
Even in Japan, it is hard to get an antique sake flask that was originally made to serve sake. Some people use it as a flower vase to give rooms’ an ethnic Japanese feel.
ebisu design
http://www.gogomelbourne.com.au/beauty/shopping/2587.html
■How to enter■
★one time per person★
term; - 26th December
Please send an Email to [email protected] indicating “Christmas Present” in the subject line with the following details in the body of the message.
?Name
?Daytime telephone number
?Your first, second and third choice of gifts
?Your three best restaurants and cafes in Melbourne in 2010
*Please indicate the name, address (at least suburb) and the reason why you would rate these places as your top three amongst other shops.
?Date and time for pick up of the gifts
*Applicants should be able to come to the “Japan in Melbourne” office(in the city) between 10am and 5pm on weekdays from 3 January 2020.
For more information please contact the office.
