Momiji Pattern Sudare Sweets Case pottery lidded jar This piece doesn’t have a

This piece doesn’t have a metal hook attached to the back

but he was able to repair it

Shigaraki is perhaps one of the more well known types of stoneware with its origins dating back to the Kamakura period

They are wheel-thrown and decorated with wild raspberry blossoms

and the front features a panel of white decorated with a hand-painted depiction of a monkey reaching for a ripe persimmon

Momiji Pattern Sudare Sweets Case pottery lidded jar This piece doesn’t have a*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small sudare sweets case with a seasonal momiji pattern. It consists of a lightweight natural wood frame covered with a small bamboo mat. Sudare cases are generally used for serving things such as sweets and tea confectionery. It is better to line it with waxed paper such as paraffin paper if you plan to use it for