VERY SMALL Earthenware Snake Bell mino nodate tea bowl The rims are trimmed with

The rims are trimmed with gold enamel

Kamachi pieces are not glazed but appear glossy after being carbonised

red and green Okinawan flower motifs over cream coloured slip

Ichino Hiroyuki (1924-2016) was a Tanba Tachikui-ware potter and one of the leading Tanba potters of the post-war era

VERY SMALL Earthenware Snake Bell mino nodate tea bowl The rims are trimmed with*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a very small earthenware snake bell made around 12 years ago. It features a white snake with red and gold ume blossoms painted on one side. The bell has a small loop and purple string attached to the top to enable easy handling. It was possibly made to commemorate the Year of the Snake back in 2013. Pottery bells, or