Shokawa Hikimono Kiji Chataku banko-ware futaoki particularly their kitchen wares

particularly their kitchen wares

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History goes as far back as 1500 years ago when lacquer painters were tasked with repairing broken crowns of the imperial family

Traditionally Echizen-ware was utilitarian

Firing conditions in the kiln also play a big role in determining colour

Shokawa Hikimono Kiji Chataku banko-ware futaoki particularly their kitchen wares*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of five Shokawa Hikimono Kiji chataku dated Showa 58, which is 1983. They are made of keyaki (Japanese zelkova) and have a lightly polished finish. Keyaki is known for its beautiful grain and beautifully smooth surface. Care should be taken when using them. Wipe them with a dry or damp cloth, do not wash them with