[Japanese ancient art] Celadon pot bearing Tang grass pattern round flower dish

The "Kaiyama Kiln" created by Mr. Tsukamoto Katsuki is recognized as Japan's intangible cultural property. He was deeply attracted by the blue and white porcelain of Ding kiln and Ru kiln in the Song Dynasty, and formed his own creative style on the basis of this glaze color, and finally became the first Japanese artist to be selected as an important intangible cultural property holder (a national treasure) with blue and white porcelain. !