Vintage Japanese Chawan Tea Ceremony Bowl Ceramic 4.25" w/ Kiri Wood Box Shibori and other events requiring the

and other events requiring the wearer's family identification

but publication was halted in 1943 due to WWII

This late Meiji Era or early Taisho era (c1900-1920's) clothing chest or Ishodansu was originally the top part of a three piece tansu

Sanzo WADA (1883–1967)Story TellerSketches of Occupations in the Showa Era SeriesPublished by Kyoto Hanga-in

each filled with small-scale kikko

Vintage Japanese Chawan Tea Ceremony Bowl Ceramic 4.25" w/ Kiri Wood Box Shibori and other events requiring theThis is a Vintage Japanese hand thrown overglaze enamel chawan with arabesque design in Kutani Style. Height: 3" Diameter: 4. 25" Seasonal Use: All seasons (rounded form with light elegance) Type: Overglaze kutani style chawan Kiln: Unnamed kiln, likely from Kutani or Kyo tradition Clay: Pale ivory stoneware with deep crazing throughout Glaze: Translucent clear crackle glaze over ivory clay Decoration: Intricate gold enamel arabesque border with multi