Kizan II Minoo-ware Jikiro hyotan shaped plate they can also be used

they can also be used as little placemats for tea cups etc

The stamp of the potter can be found on the back of each plate

Their wares are durable and guaranteed to last a lifetime

Iro-Nabeshima refers to coloured Nabeshima porcelain-ware

This listing is for a set of five Karatsu-ware tea plates made by Important Intangible Cultural Property potter

Kizan II Minoo-ware Jikiro hyotan shaped plate they can also be used*THIS ITEM EXCEEDS THE SMALL PACKET WEIGHT LIMIT SO SHIPPING IS SET FOR EMS EXPRESS TO ALL AVAILABLE DESTINATIONS. This listing is for a Minoo ware jikiro made around 30 years ago by Kizan II. A jikiro is a lidded food container shaped like a bowl. Jikiro were imported from China during the Ming dynasty to the Ryukyu kingdom in Okinawa, and later made their way to the mainland during the Kamakura period. Gradually the lacquered and bamboo types began