Nabeshima Kosen Kiln Celadon Incense Stand Colour:Celadon this bowl involves intricate craftsmanship

this bowl involves intricate craftsmanship where clay grids are layered using the itchin technique before the clay dries

'hakeme' (where brush marks are intentionally left after applying slip)

gentle touch on the skin

the bamboo radical in the kanji for "chopsticks" (箸) is said to reflect this ancient bamboo heritage

You can take it from the refrigerator

Nabeshima Kosen Kiln Celadon Incense Stand Colour:Celadon this bowl involves intricate craftsmanshipThis product features an incense stand and saucer set crafted by Nabeshima Kosen Kiln, which preserves the traditions and techniques of Nabeshima and Imari ware in Imari City, Saga Prefecture. The pieces are finished with seihakuji (blue white porcelain) glaze, characterized by its pale, bluish aqua hue. Please enjoy the elegant colour variations with their translucent depth created by this distinctive glaze.