Mino ware with a bellflower pattern, called Kikyo in Japanese, with the motif of the family crest bellflower used by Akechi Mitsuhide.
--Akechi Mitsuhide -
A military commander from the Warring States period to the Azuchi-Momoyama period. It is said to be from Mino Province.
Kikyo is a Japanese flower that has been loved by Japanese people for a long time. The flower represents "eternal love," "dignity," and "neatness." (It depends on the color of the flower)
This fine porcelain bowl, each one comes with an individual gift box. The five-inch bowl is just the right size, not too big and not too small for everyday use.
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* Please be noted that because of the characteristics of the base material and glaze, there might be slight differences in the shape and texture of the ceramic products, and they might have small black spots on the surface and dents (pinholes) on the glaze. Due to the nature of the pottery, iron powder, bald glaze, uneven color and shade might occur. Please note that these are within the standards for non-defective products before purchase.
*Accessories and background products shown in the product image are not included because they are for shooting. Pictures are only for reference.
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