White Porcelain Kiku-wari [Round Choko Cup]

Transparent white that reminds us of the origins of Arita, where Japan's first white porcelain was fired. ``Kikuwari'' is a beautiful piece of white porcelain that is pleated and shaped like chrysanthemum petals, and is an extremely simple and elegant design. In China, chrysanthemums, along with plums, orchids, and bamboo, are called the "Four Gentlemen," and have long been considered symbols of nobility. It has also been widely used as a theme for Japanese tableware. It is an accommodating vessel that harmonizes with various patterns and different materials, and is suitable for both Japanese and Western styles, formality and everyday life. *The 7th image is posted as a reference for how it will look when stacked. It's not a 5-disc set. *Images 8 to 10 are shown as images of table coordination. For large orders for gifts or campaigns, please contact BloomSource.

Fabricante

Shobido Honten

Marca

Kisen

Fabricado en

Japan

Nombre en japonés

白磁菊割【丸千代口】

Category

Teacups

Código BloomSource

BS-00001327

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