Mori Enoki Wajima-nuri Tray takaoka crane chataku and each plate is trimmed

and each plate is trimmed with green copper glaze (oribe) and white feldspar glaze (shino)

The interior of the teacups is decorated with blue brushwork

The case in this listing is made of white bamboo sourced from the Arashiyama district in Kyoto

The chataku in this listing are made of wood and they feature red and black lacquer

Red tsubaki are powerful in symbolism and admired for their ability to withstand the harsh cold of winter

Mori Enoki Wajima-nuri Tray takaoka crane chataku and each plate is trimmed*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an elegant Wajima lacquerware tray crafted around 40 50 years ago by master makie artist, Mori Enoki. It is made of wood and features a deep black lacquer surface complemented by a silver rim. Its minimalist yet stylish form makes it perfect for serving tea, this piece not only reflects Moris masterful artistry but also