Soy Sauce Containers

A good soy sauce deserves a beautiful vessel. Hirota Glass, one of Tokyo's oldest glassmakers, founded in 1899, designs its soy sauce containers so they do not drip: no sticky rings on the table and no wasted sauce. Choose from three styles. 

• The Little Bird dispensers are small glass birds in seven colors that pour soy sauce from their beaks, a cheerful touch for any meal. 
• The pressed-glass containers carry traditional Japanese patterns: chrysanthemum, sakura, kagome basket weave and turtle shell, a symbol of long life. 
• The Flower series is decorated with Edo Kiriko, Tokyo's traditional cut-glass craft, featuring seasonal flowers such as camellia, morning glory and plum blossom. 

Made in Tokyo, each container is perfect for sushi, sashimi and tempura dipping sauces, or as a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves Japanese food.