Kyo-ware Hyotan Jubako #1 momiji kogo It has a nice deep

It has a nice deep shape for whisking and fits comfortably in the hand

Wooden kokeshi dolls are a kind of traditional folk art which originated in Tohoku

7cm (3”) x 12

sorry but no box for this one

and in 1975 he completed a two year course at the Kyoto Prefectural Ceramists' Technical Institute

Kyo-ware Hyotan Jubako #1 momiji kogo It has a nice deep*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small Kyo ware hyotan shaped jubako made around 30 years ago. It is wheel thrown and shaped to resemble a gourd. Gourds are an auspicious symbol linked to longevity and fertility. They were also used as seed containers, and older Japanese will tell you that seeds kept in such containers were always fruitful. This item