Gosho-guruma Motif Nabeshima Komon Small Plate Imari Porcelain Interior allowing you to further enjoy

allowing you to further enjoy the contrast between the lacquer and the mimosa design

It is a piece created with the hope that Japan’s younger generation will also embrace it

Enjoy the natural texture of raw cherry bark

woven with non-twisted threads

The saucer is made slightly smaller to fit comfortably in your hand

Gosho-guruma Motif Nabeshima Komon Small Plate Imari Porcelain Interior allowing you to further enjoyWhat is now Saga Prefecture was once known as the Nabeshima Domain, a feudal territory that devoted itself to the production of fine porcelain. In Okawachiyama, located in Imari City, the domain operated a strictly controlled kiln that produced porcelain exclusively for the shogunate and high ranking feudal lords. Inspired by the refined patterns of traditional Nabeshima Porcelain, this Nabeshima Komon series reinterprets its elegance in a modern,