Blue Brush Chawanmushi Bowl CATEGORY-Interior-Samurai Helmet The tradition dates back 360

The tradition dates back 360 years when the Nabeshima clan moved to Okawachiyama in Imari City in search of celadon porcelain stone

Originally designed as a sake cup

Each animal carries an auspicious meaning

The delicate outlines of the turnip gracefully embrace the food served on the plate

glass-thin design is achieved through a processing technique called takidori

Blue Brush Chawanmushi Bowl CATEGORY-Interior-Samurai Helmet The tradition dates back 360This chawanmushi bowl is decorated with simple blue brushwork, painted in deep indigo using natural gosu pigment. The rich blue stands out against the muted gray white clay body, bringing a rustic warmth to its gently rounded form. The softly curved sides and neatly fitted lid create a balanced silhouette. Thick and pleasantly weighty in the hand, it has a reassuring sense of solidity. The maker's mark is delicately impressed on both the base and the