Set of Three Small Edo Kiriko Sake Glasses glass tea bowl especially underneath along its belly

especially underneath along its belly where it has whitened and some around its backside

Chashaku are an essential item for traditional Japanese tea ceremony

and he received the Ministry of International Trade and Industry Award at the Contemporary Japanese Traditional Ceramics Exhibition (Gendai Nihon Dento Togeiten)

He was born as the eldest son of Hosai XIV in Uji

and it features hand-painted depictions of hyotan (gourds) over a pale green base

Set of Three Small Edo Kiriko Sake Glasses glass tea bowl especially underneath along its belly*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is a set of three small Edo Kiriko sake glasses made around 20 years ago. They feature various geometric floral patterns and the base is decorated with a six pointed star. Each cup is a different colour, this set consists of purple, blue and pink. Kiriko glass is often gifted for weddings and anniversaries in Japan because of