Kiku Mon Takaoka Copper Vase kabuto with lacquer box and it’s precisely the reason

and it’s precisely the reason why Hagi-ware is so highly regarded in the world of Chado

This listing is for a set of four Fukagawa porcelain tea cups made around 10 years ago

The writing near the tail reads as ‘Lake Kizaki’

thus preserving the texture and natural grain of the bamboo while adding a subtle sheen

The top quarter was dipped in glaze

Kiku Mon Takaoka Copper Vase kabuto with lacquer box and it’s precisely the reason*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Takaoka copper vase made around 30 40 years ago. It was made using the lost wax process and features a mottled blue grey light gold patina. The front is decorated with the Japanese Imperial Chrysanthemum (kiku mon), and the opening is wide enough to accommodate a small arrangement of thin stemmed flowers. Please read