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Arita-yaki tea cup and saucer, plum trees and chrysanthemum, Kisen kiln, 155ml
Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... -
Arita-yaki tea cup, Hirado shonzui, Kisen kiln, 140ml
Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... -
Arita-yaki tea cup, plum trees and chrysanthemum, Kisen kiln, 160ml
Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... -
Arita-yaki tea cup, seigaha, Kisen kiln, 160ml
Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... -
Arita-yaki tea cup, shunjû-mon, Kisen kiln, 140ml
Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... Arita porcelain from Saga Prefecture is often considered to have the oldest tradition in Japan, beginning in the seventeenth century under the impetus of a potter who had emigrated from Korea. Those... -
Arita-yaki "Egg shell" porcelain cup from Yamaheigama kiln, 120ml
The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... -
Arita-yaki "Egg shell" porcelain cup from Yamaheigama kiln, 40 ml
The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... -
Arita-yaki "Egg shell" porcelain cup from Yamaheigama kiln, 63 ml
The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... -
Arita-yaki "Egg shell" porcelain cup from Yamaheigama kiln, 80 ml
The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi.... The tradition of Arita-yaki porcelain in Saga Prefecture dates back to 1616, when Li Sam-Pyeong, a potter who had immigrated from Korea, found a deposit of high-quality kaolin on Mount Izumi....
