Black Komainu Agyo Figurine CATEGORY_Interior-Seven Lucky Gods Regarded as an auspicious motif

Regarded as an auspicious motif

aemono (seasoned or sauced food) or nimono (simmered food)

This technique adds a watercolor-like softness to the floral patterns which creates a pleasant atmosphere on a table

this whiskey glass features a harmonious blend of blue and orange hues

One of the charms of this vase is that each piece has a different surface color depending on the temperature at the time of firing

Black Komainu Agyo Figurine CATEGORY_Interior-Seven Lucky Gods Regarded as an auspicious motifThis is a handcrafted stoneware figurine of a komainu, also known as a guardian lion dog, featuring a beautiful black finish that emits a delicate, soft luster. The figurine known as agyo is characterized by its open mouth, which is always shown paired with ungyo, another komainu with a closed mouth. When facing the pair, the agyo is placed on the right, while the ungyo is positioned on the left. Komainu were introduced to Japan from China and became