Koyo Kiln Small Oval Bowl Blue Flowers | Kobachi Arita Ware painting potteryTraditional arts in modern life It is a small attachment with a motif of a quince, which is one of the auspicious crests. A small and cute appearance. The beautiful patterns in shades of blue are carefully drawn one by one using a traditional technique called "sometsuke". One of the charms of Arita ware is its transparent, slightly bluish white color and smooth texture. It has a somewhat classy appearance and will add an accent to your everyday dining
This is a historic kiln that was opened in Toho Village
〇There are some cracks as shown in the photo
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it is an auspicious symbol of prosperity and good fortune for descendants
the gentle curves of the quince give it a warm feel
but also for placing chopstick rests such as pickles and pickles
45g Material Porcelain Manufacturing Manufacturing Shiratake Kiln (Hasami Town
with many sunspots visible
It's moderately deep
It also comes in handy as a salad bowl for one person
and simmered dishes
The bright yellow mimosa flowers are eye-catching