[Christmas gift] Mino-yaki - Hokusai The Great Wave off Kanagawa, large deep dish 24.5cm

🌸Japan has the largest ceramic output Specialty in fine tableware - Mino ware 🏮Mino-yaki from Gifu Prefecture (Toki City, Tajimi City, Mizunami City, and Kani City) in Japan is one of the oldest local kiln-fired ceramics in Japan. Mino ware has a long history of making tableware, dating back to the 14th century. Today, about 60% of Japan's domestic ceramic tableware is Mino ware, and its output ranks first in the country. Known for its simple design, natural materials, and elegant shapes, Mino-yaki tableware is considered one of Japan's finest ceramics. It is characterized by pure color, fine texture and smooth glaze. It is a high-end tableware among Japanese ceramic tableware. In 1988, it was officially designated as a national traditional handicraft. 🌊This is a quite large and deep dinner plate (bowl/bowl) with a very simple and steady texture. It is painted with the famous Ukiyo-e painting "The Great Wave off Kanagawa". The painting is meticulous and different from the Kutani-yaki Katsushika Hokusai series. This work The color is lower in saturation and has the exquisite surface treatment of Mino-ware high-end porcelain tableware, making it more suitable for daily use. It has the Japanese style of Ukiyo-e and is quite practical. It is unique as a gift and can be used for personal use to show an elegant lifestyle~ ※Suitable for microwave ovens, not for use on open flames ※With paper box ※Size of work: diameter 24.5×height 7.5cm ※The works are all handmade by craftsmen. The finished products may occasionally have kiln-fired black spots, small dents, uneven color, small bubbles, etc., and the color and pattern position of each work may be slightly different. This is normal and not flaw. In addition, the color may vary due to different monitors, please refer to the actual product, thank you. ※All the tableware works in this museum have passed inspection by the Food and Drug Administration, and there is no residue and can be used as tableware.