Arita Ware 5pcs Japanese Porcelain Ko-Imari Design Tea Cup & lid Set Black Gold

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View Arita Ware 5pcs Japanese Porcelain Ko-Imari Design Tea Cup & lid Set Black Gold with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Later, Kanagae Sanbei moved to Arita in the early 17th century and is believed to have discovered pottery stones that are the raw material for porcelain in Izumiyama. As the first production area in Japan where porcelain was fired, it has continued to make things mainly for tableware and arts and crafts for the next 400 years. This Japanese traditional set of 5 Aritayaki ware small tea cups & lids, hand-made in Japan, is the perfect addition to Japanese green tea "Sencha" time. The cups feature old traditional Koimari design, perfect for experiencing Japanese culture. The cup is made from high-quality materials and is perfect for Japanese antique collectors or anyone who appreciates Japanese handmade pottery. Tea cups comes with classical Japanese wooden box. Since the items may be antique, please be noticed that the wooden box does not look new due to aging.      Item Description: Size:  Cup: 8.6 x 6 cm / 3.39 x 2.36 inch    Lid: 10 x 3 cm / 3.94 x 1.18 inch Color: Ko-Imari design in black & gold Contents: 5 tea cups & lids with wooden box  Material: Pottery Origin: Arita-yaki / Made in Japan Condition:   Perfect condition. Pre-owned and opened-package, but has not been used. Note: Dishwasher OK / Microwave NG / Oven NG About Arita Ware: Arita ware refers to porcelain manufactured in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture and its surrounding areas, but it has been widely used since the Meiji era. In the Edo period, it was called Imari ware or Hizen ware. At the end of the 16th century, when Toyotomi Hideyoshi ordered troops to be sent to Korea, the Nabeshima clan, who was dispatched, brought back a Korean potter: Kane Sanbei (so-called Lee Sampei) and others. Later, Kanagae Sanbei moved to Arita in the early 17th century and is believed to have discovered pottery stones that are the raw material for porcelain in Izumiyama. As the first production area in Japan where porcelain was fired, it has continued to make things mainly for tableware and arts and crafts for the next 400 years. Please Read Before Purchase: Because pottery is handmade, each piece has a different texture and expression and there may be slight differences in size and capacity. Please enjoy the variations in handmade pottery, where no two pieces are the same. Since pottery is handmade, there may be differences in color, shade, pattern, areas where the base is visible, small holes, paint drips, uneven coloring, fading, burnt marks, uneven baking, etc. Please understand these before purchasing. Never use in an oven or over an open flame as this may cause damage or injury. Please note that items will be shipped at our discretion based on stock. For buyers in the United States: Import duties and taxes are included in the item price or shipping cost. Items shipped to the U.S. are sent under the Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) method, which means all import-related charges are prepaid. You don’t need to pay any additional fees when your order arrives. For buyers outside the United States: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be before bidding or buying. Condition: New. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Teapots & Tea Sets. Brand: Arita Ware.

Brand

Arita Ware

Provenance

Ownership History Not Available

Culture

Japanese

Handmade

Yes

Country of Origin

Japan