Antique Japanese Lacquer Lidded Bowl Wood Nimonowan Makie Chrysanthemum Red LB86 brushed lacquer Fuji w/ Plastic Frame

Fuji w/ Plastic Frame

Packed Weight: 1278 grams

Signature on the bottom: Fukagawa Porcelain

Kannyu cracks: Kannyu is the crack pattern of the glaze that occurs during cooling after firing due to the difference in shrinkage between the glaze and base material and is different from cracks and scratches when cracking

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Antique Japanese Lacquer Lidded Bowl Wood Nimonowan Makie Chrysanthemum Red LB86 brushed lacquer Fuji w/ Plastic FrameAntique Japanese Lacquered Lidded Bowl A bright red, with a handpainted makie image of a blooming chrysanthemum with leaves in gold and brown, this antique lacquered wooden bowl with lid is a beautifully decorative addition to any traditional Japanese dinnerware set. This particular bowl is considered a nimonowan, a bowl made for boiled main dishes such as vegetables, fish, and sometimes tofu. It can also be used for soups and rice. Red, gold, brown