Antique Japanese Kyoto Ware Kyo-yaki Small Dishes Set of 3 Tea Ceremony Motif Taisho Era The rhythmic weaving pattern highlights

The rhythmic weaving pattern highlights the skill of the artisan and embodies the simplicity and strength valued in Japanese folk art

The surface shows fine glaze crazing appropriate for its age

resonant sound when struck together

The set is an essential resource for anyone interested in samurai history

Antique Japanese Kyoto Ware Kyo-yaki Small Dishes Set of 3 Tea Ceremony Motif Taisho Era The rhythmic weaving pattern highlightsAntique Japanese Kyoto Ware Kyo yaki Small Dishes Set of 3 Tea Ceremony Motif PCP290 This is a beautiful set of three Antique Japanese ceramic dishes, likely crafted in the Kyoto (Kyo yaki) style or possibly from a kiln near the famous Mimpei (Awaji) kilns. These dishes feature a "Nan shitsu" (soft fired) texture with a warm yellowish glaze and a fine network of crackles (Kannyu). The Symbolic "Chadou gu" Motif: The dishes are hand painted with iron