Ichikawa Kozo Kyo-ware Hanging Plate Kashimura Zuikan doll It is said that Hidehira

It is said that Hidehira lacquerware production began the end of the Heian Period (794-1185) when local warlord Fujiwara no Hidehira summoned craftsmen from Kyoto to produce wares for the ruling Oshu Fujiwara clan

This listing is for an aka-raku chawan tea bowl made around 20 years ago by noted potter

This kind of plate is usually for serving sashimi

which translates as ‘clear stream’

The exterior features a pattern of ‘bamboo’ lines over a high-fired stoneware base

Ichikawa Kozo Kyo-ware Hanging Plate Kashimura Zuikan doll It is said that Hidehira*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 1620GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND UPGRADES. This listing is for a beautiful Kyo ware plate made about 25 years ago by distinguished potter, Ichikawa Kozo. It is wheel thrown and the front is decorated with two vases and a black pitcher over a soft green background. The back of the plate is glazed black, and there are two holes allowing the plate to be hung on the wall.