[Vintage] Ishizara Stoneware Large Bowl natsuko kozue postcards

[Vintage] Ishizara Stoneware Large Bowl natsuko kozue postcardsJapanese antique Ishizara stoneware platter bowl. This type of stoneware called Ishizara was originally crafted as provincial ware for daily use in the 18th and 19th C (late Edo to Meiji). This piece is probably a late copy of the original Ishizara. The sager marks on the face of the bowl result from stacking a number of pieces in the kiln for firing which are often seen in Japanese pottery. Large and heavy. Great for bonsai, moss ball, for

This listing is for black

Measurements: Paper - 21

Material: Bamboo

5cm x H 6cm / φ 3

Ehime prefecture where is known as a renowned towel production center in Japan by Kontex established in 1934

the plant is seen as a symbol of development and inviting happiness

where paper is soaked in a paste

such as appetizers

Available in Dark Amber (dark brown)

[Size #3] 17

Kohiki refers to a type of pottery where a formed clay body is coated with a white slip

Select from four different designs/colors