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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....