Ariko Gama Serving Bowls Japanese fermentation pot After the 16th century kilns

After the 16th century kilns began to produce Seto-guro (black Seto) and Ki-Seto (yellow Seto) wares

In 1991 he was invited to exhibit at the Okayama Bizen Ceramics Museum

It has some scratches and a very slightly wobbly bottom

The back of the chashaku in this listing is coated in red lacquer decorated with the rabbit that crossed the sea

Ariko Gama Serving Bowls Japanese fermentation pot After the 16th century kilns*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of Mino ware serving bowls made around 20 years ago by Ariko Gama. They are made of stoneware slip and the interior of both bowls is decorated with a raised celadon coloured swirl pattern. The rims are scalloped and they have a nice deep shape for serving salads and pasta. The signature of the kiln can be found on