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Arita-ware Sometsuke Ichimatsu Pattern Soba Choko (Large) 220ml

SKU: R01-00415

¥8,800

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Sometsuke Ichimatsu Soba Choko (Large) 220ml

This is the large size of the soba choko series from Risho Kiln, representing contemporary Arita ware. It's a reproduction of a Ko-Imari style soba choko, based on an antique that once existed. It features a fine ichimatsu pattern and a design with sawtooth lotus petals at the base. The rim has a design alternating between diagonal grids and wood grain, and the bottom base is the "Janome Kodai" (snake-eye foot ring), which was very popular in Ko-Imari. While there are many patterns and it's highly popular as a collection item, it can also be used for coffee, sake, or as a dish for food.

Individual products may vary slightly in color, painting texture, and weight. In addition, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface of the vessel or glaze drips, but there is no problem with quality.

Product Number R01-00415
Size W8.5cm x L8.5cm x H6.5cm
Product Weight 180g
Capacity (full) 220ml
Material Porcelain
Region of Origin Japan
Artisan/Brand Risho Kiln / Arita ware
Specifications
  • Oven: No
  • Microwave: Yes
  • Freezer: Yes
  • Dishwasher: Yes
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