Pair of Mino-ware Dragon Bowls #1 year of the monkey The rim is trimmed with

The rim is trimmed with an iron based glaze and the opening is wide enough to accommodate a decent sized arrangement of flowers

It also comes with a Japanese language profile paper about the Bizen-ware and the establishment of the kiln

1944) is a Kamachi-ware potter and 16th generation head of Kamachi Gama

Mashiko-ware is probably best known for its brown glazes along with splashes of red

Pair of Mino-ware Dragon Bowls #1 year of the monkey The rim is trimmed with*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of small sized Mino ware rice bowls. They are made of porcelain slip and the exterior is decorated with a dragon. There is a legend about a koi that swam upstream through waterfalls and other obstacles to reach the top of a mountain. After reaching the top, the koi passed through the Dragon Gate and transformed