Rare Find Hokutosha Imari Mini Teacup Hand Painted Made In Occupied Japan Gilt

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View Rare Find Hokutosha Imari Mini Teacup Hand Painted Made In Occupied Japan Gilt with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The cup is a perfect size for tea lovers and collectors alike, with a unique gold gilt that adds a touch of elegance to the piece. The provenance of this cup is Arita, Japan, which is known for its high-quality ceramics. This mini teacup is a true gem for collectors. It features a hand-painted design with Imari brand, made in occupied Japan during World War II. The cup is a perfect size for tea lovers and collectors alike, with a unique gold gilt that adds a touch of elegance to the piece. The provenance of this cup is Arita, Japan, which is known for its high-quality ceramics. The culture behind this cup is Japanese, with a tradition of quality porcelain products that dates back centuries. This teacup is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty and history of Asian culture. During the war, Americans were not able to buy European pottery. Japanese potters had learned from the Europeans the art of pottery and the precise temperature for baking. So, Japan filled the needs of Americans who wanted quality pottery and porcelain. It was the Americans who wanted the flashy colors. Japanese people like muted shades and simple designs. The teacup is in great condition. I do not see any chips or cracks. Condition: Used. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Japanese › Teapots & Tea Sets. Brand: Imari.

Country of Origin

Japan

Brand

Imari

Provenance

Arita

Culture

Japanese