Mino-ware Donburi Bowl porcelain vase A boy named Okununishi encountered

A boy named Okununishi encountered the rabbit lying in the grass wailing in pain

Some people have gatherings and write haiku

This listing is for a Seto-ware kutsu-gata clog shaped chawan made around 20 years ago by Narumi Choyu

fumibako and chopsticks for the ruling class

The orange tassels on the back are scruffy

Mino-ware Donburi Bowl porcelain vase A boy named Okununishi encountered*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a large Mino ware donburi bowl made around 20 years ago. It was made at a production grade kiln and features a pattern of white sakura cherry blossoms over an indigo brushwork background. Patterns on production tableware is often stencilled or printed onto the surface of the bowl, and some pieces are made using moulds.