Kyo-ware 'Tsubo Tsubo' Futaoki Issei-Touen and Nabeshima/Koimari is the name

and Nabeshima/Koimari is the name given to porcelain produced in the kilns of the Nabeshima clan

The kiln was established in 1953 by Kimura Hiroshi and originally focused on the manufacturing of ceramic moulds

2”) x 18

They are shallow bowls and ideal for serving side dishes like salad or fruit

1”) across x 15

Kyo-ware 'Tsubo Tsubo' Futaoki Issei-Touen and Nabeshima/Koimari is the name*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kyo ware futaoki made around 20 years ago. A futaoki functions as a lid rest during the tea ceremony. The lid of the kama is placed on the futaoki when hot water needs to be drawn from the kettle. The bamboo water ladle rests there up until the lid of the kama is removed. The futaoki featured in this listing is