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and in 1962 his work was selected for the prestigious Nitten Exhibition
and do not use polish as it may damage the lacquer coating
8”) x 11
It was established during the Edo period and was originally located in Omura city
It was Kinjo’s depictions of carved fish and shrimp though that brought Tsuboya-ware into the spotlight
Temari Ball Futamono okinawan chawan and in 1962 his work*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Mino ware futamono lidded case. Futamono are dishes for holding things like soup, pickles and small side dishes. The futamono in this listing is made of porcelain and moulded to resemble a silk embroidered temari ball. Temari balls were traditionally considered a folk art, however these days they are considered to be
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