bowls

Traditional Japanese lacquer art, wood art, ceramic art, various soup bowls and rice bowls made for your dinner and breakfast. #bowls #lacquer #wood #ceramic #dinner #breakfast

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a blue and white bowl with flowers on the inside is sitting on a gray surface

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Takumi Japan | コンシェルジュがいるギャラリーショップ

Bowl, blue glaze with camellia pattern - japanese Ceramics Kutani ware - Takumi Japan

a white and gold square plate with an ornate design on the edge, sitting on a table

Takumi Japan | コンシェルジュがいるギャラリーショップ

Bowl, blue glazed with camellia pattern, squared bowl - japanese Ceramics Kutani ware - Takumi Japan

a blue plate with flowers on it sitting on a white table top next to a gray wall

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Takumi Japan | コンシェルジュがいるギャラリーショップ

Bowl, blue glazed with camellia pattern, squared bowl - japanese Ceramics Kutani ware - Takumi Japan

a blue plate with flowers on it sitting on a white counter top next to a gray wall

Takumi Japan | コンシェルジュがいるギャラリーショップ

Bowl, blue glazed with camellia pattern, squared bowl - japanese Ceramics Kutani ware - Takumi Japan

a small wooden box sitting on top of a black table next to a candle holder

Takumi Japan | コンシェルジュがいるギャラリーショップ

Aka-e square bowl made around 1948 - japanese Ceramics Mashiko ware - Takumi Japan

an old green ceramic dish on a black background

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Takumi Japan | コンシェルジュがいるギャラリーショップ

Kakeya glaze square bowl made around 1948 - japanese Ceramics Mashiko ware - TakumiJapan

a white bowl with blue and red flowers on it

Bowl 7’’ dyed brocade persimmon pattern Kakiemongama 鉢 7寸染錦柿文柿右衛門窯

Kakiemon kiln developed the first Akae technique in Japan, and is a traditional pottery that carries on the Kakiemon style to the present day. One of the major characteristics of the works is a soft, warm, milky white ground called Nigoshide. All of the Kakiemon works have delicate and gorgeous colors. The Kakiemon kiln shows a new development for the next generation while inheriting the technique handed down from the Edo period.Ceramics #Imari/Aritaware #Kakiemongama #JapaneseCeramics