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Onigawara Lacquer Bowl raku daruma kogo taking over in 1976 after

SKU: 56285949078

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taking over in 1976 after the third generation passed away

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The stamp of the kiln can be found near the base of each piece

Myoshinji Temple (Kyoto)

Onigawara Lacquer Bowl raku daruma kogo taking over in 1976 after*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an urushi lacquerware bowl made around 70 80 years ago. It is coated in vermilion coloured lacquer, and the lid is decorated with an onigawara roof tile motif. Its made of wood, and the demon motif was applied using the makie technique. Onigawara are demon head ornaments on roof tiles. It is believed that they offer

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