Merapi by Bazar Bizar is a ceramic sake carafe with a narrow neck and a flared opening. Its brown glaze changes into dark, almost black areas, with lighter transitions around the rim. This is a vessel for serving drinks, not a pouring attachment fitted to a bottle.
Check the size before arranging the table
The carafe is 12.8 cm tall and measures 5.4 cm in both length and width. These are external dimensions rather than a capacity measurement. Compare them with the space available on your tray or inside a cupboard; the slender silhouette does not establish how much liquid the vessel holds.
The manufacturer identifies sake, wine and infused water as serving uses. The outward-flaring rim forms the pouring opening, while the narrow neck joins the rounded body below. There is no handle, so the shape differs from a conventional handled jug.
A glaze that varies between pieces
Merapi is handmade and individually glazed. Colours and surface details can therefore vary from one piece to another. The photographs show the character of the finish rather than the exact position of every patch on your carafe. The glossy upper section contrasts with the darker lower body. This irregular finish works with rustic ceramic tableware, while the bottle-shaped outline recalls traditional sake vessels.
Read the grouped photographs as styling
Some images pair the carafe with bowls, plates or a lighter colour variant. They illustrate tableware combinations; this article identifies the brown CNSI013Br carafe. When choosing accompanying pieces, compare their dimensions as well as their glaze colours, rather than treating an arranged photograph as a list of set contents.
Add your comment about Bazar Bizar Merapi Ceramic Sake Carafe, Brown