Fukagawa Porcelain Kaede Sencha Tea Cups morning glory hira chawan Eiraku style (1865-1868)

Eiraku style (1865-1868)

It became customary for Hounsai to offer a new bowl of tea every year to the Great Buddha of Rushana (Daibutsu)

He is perhaps best known for reviving traditional techniques associated with Utsutsugawa-ware

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Fukagawa Porcelain Kaede Sencha Tea Cups morning glory hira chawan Eiraku style (1865-1868)*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of five Fukagawa porcelain tea cups made around 20 years ago. They are made of wheel thrown porcelain and decorated with kaede maple leaves over a milky white base. The exterior features light green glaze, and the rims are trimmed with gold enamel. The Fukagawa mark can be found on the bottom of each cup, and they