Oni Setsubun Mask kiyomizu tea cups It is made of low-fired

It is made of low-fired earthenware and the front has a patch of black that occurred as a result of the firing process

and the bowl has a pleasant and practical komogai shape

a technique used to create depth and three dimensional effects

It is characterized as high fired

This listing is for a vintage vase possibly made around 50-60 years ago by noted potter

Oni Setsubun Mask kiyomizu tea cups It is made of low-fired*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a lightweight oni mask intended for Setsubun celebrations. An oni is a kind of demon or devil regularly depicted in Japanese folklore. On February 3rd, people throw soybeans at oni to drive away evil spirits during the annual Setsubun festival. Temples and shrines across Japan hold Setsubun festivities where priests and