Ohi Koraku Mt. Fuji Chawan akabeko Edo period Arita-ware is generally

Edo period Arita-ware is generally classified into three groups

It is in located in the Ginza shopping district in downtown Tokyo

4”) diameter head x 2

Also new tatami is green in colour but it fades to a golden colour as it ages

and the board on the bottom is loose

Ohi Koraku Mt. Fuji Chawan akabeko Edo period Arita-ware is generally*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a vintage but unused Ohi ware chawan made by Ohi Koraku. It is hand turned and coated in ame yu caramel coloured glaze, and the interior is decorated with a snow capped Mt. Fuji. Mt. Fuji is a very popular motif during New Year, and is frequently used to decorate tea utensils in the hope of bringing year round fortune.