Andou Hidetake Hand-Painted Bowls lucky japanese gods 1944) is a Bizen-ware potter

1944) is a Bizen-ware potter from the Asakuchi district in Okayama

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The Zodiac’s popularity in Japan peaked during the Edo Era and it was then that junishi okimono production became more widespread

7”) across x 26cm (10

The climate of Takayama is ideal for making high-quality tea whisks

Andou Hidetake Hand-Painted Bowls lucky japanese gods 1944) is a Bizen-ware potter*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 1625 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND UPGRADES. This listing is for a set of five Mino ware bowls made around 20 years ago by noted potter, Andou Hidetake. They are wheel thrown and decorated with hand painted depictions of plum blossoms over a white glazed base. Each piece also features a layer of transparent white glaze over the top of the design. This set is intended for