Kaiji Tsukamoto Living National Treasure Seihakuji Celadon Plate Karakusa Signed Glass but it is secured with

but it is secured with wooden pegs and was not intended for frequent opening

3 cm / approx

Thickness: Approx

symbolizing enlightenment and the voice of compassion in Buddhist practice

This Japanese Daruma wooden mask makes a valuable addition for collectors of Japanese folk art

Kaiji Tsukamoto Living National Treasure Seihakuji Celadon Plate Karakusa Signed Glass but it is secured withKaiji Tsukamoto Seihakuji Celadon Plate Karakusa Arabesque Pattern Tomobako This is a Seihakuji (pale blue celadon) plate crafted by Kaiji Tsukamoto, a designated Living National Treasure of Japan. The base of the plate bears the artist's hallmark stamp, and it includes the original signed wooden storage box (tomobako). The interior is decorated with a "Karakusa" (arabesque) motif, rendered in a subtle relief technique under a translucent pale blue