[Online] MOTIF - Usagi Rabbit

[Online] MOTIF - Usagi Rabbit

on Jan 19 2016
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    Rabbit is called "Usagi" in Japanese.

    The Usagi motif has been admired as an auspicious symbol of fertility.

    It is also said "Rabbit in the moon" in Japan, just as "Crab in the moon," "Man in the moon," "Reading lady in the moon," etc., are said in other countries around the world...

     

     

       

    The "Usagi" (rabbit in Japanese) motif has been admired as an auspicious symbol of fertility. Of course, for porcelains too!  

    Mamezara—small plates for condiments, pickles, olives, sauces, dips, small sweets, sugar cubes, Shoyu—Soy Sauce, and even accessories. Ideal gift for Christmas and of course Easter! 

     

    Other products with usagi rabbits coming soon on our website!  Don't miss them! 

     

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