Small Porcelain Hanko Case hand-painted plate 1961) extends from a long

1961) extends from a long line of potters and works out of Yoshimine Gama in Kyoto

Sancai glaze reached Japan during the Nara period and is known locally as ‘Nara Sansai’ glaze

Kadai are generally used to display bonsai

He also serves as Secretary of the Tokai Branch of the Japan Crafts Association

Small Porcelain Hanko Case hand-painted plate 1961) extends from a long*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small porcelain case for holding a hanko. A hanko is a carved stamp which acts a personal seal. They are used for stamping documents and take the place of a handwritten signature. The case in this listing is made of porcelain and decorated with overglaze depictions of sakura blossoms. This piece may also be used as a