Fujin Raijin Sake Cup Pair ORIGIN_Mino Ware and kaisendon "seafood rice bowl

and kaisendon "seafood rice bowl

bringing the traditional

Another sheet of washi is then applied to the back of the rakusui paper using a technique known as sukiawase

making it just right for small side dishes or condiments

Kokuzou Kiln's lucky cat with a "Mizuhiki" motif and black collar

Fujin Raijin Sake Cup Pair ORIGIN_Mino Ware and kaisendon "seafood rice bowlFeaturing the distinctive nami yu glaze made from the ashes of Kyoto forests, this pair of sake cups has a natural base color of yellowish cream white. The painting is executed by individual Japanese style painters, each pursuing their own sense of originality and expressive depth beyond mere decoration. This particular piece depicts the deities Fujin and Raijin (the wind god and the thunder god). Not only are they supernatural beings, but they are