Kozan-ji Choju-giga Scroll Rectangle Plate

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Kozan-ji Choju-giga Scroll Rectangle PlateSpecial edition rectangular serving plate in the shape of a scroll featuring choju giga () a famous set of painted scrolls belonging to the kozan ji () temple in Kyoto, Japan. The plates feature the iconic and lively depiction of frolicking traditional Japanese folklore animals (monkey, rabbit, and tortois) drawn in linear monochrome and is credited as the oldest work of the modern day manga. 25. 59. 22. 8 Made in Japan

Small Sauce Dish: 9x2

in Lake Blue or Off White

This is a single serving smaller but mighty Ginpo Donabe Clay Pot that is great for cooking udon

Name of Anise is comes from octagon and in various beliefs

and vivid koimari designs and a multi-edge geometric shape

"Aderia Retro" by Ishizuka Glass is a remake of Aderia's glassware that was once used in Showa homes

Set of 5 includes 2 ivory plates and 3 ebony black plates

coupled with handcarved spiral textured details on classic dark red clay base

Japanese crane

*This item is for pre-order

Size: 4x15cm

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