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a flower of iron

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Old Karatsu dish in yobitsugi work

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Ko Seto yamajawan

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Large Seto chawan

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Old Bizen mizusashi

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Islamic blue-&-white porcelain plate

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Bizen chawan by Inoue Takeshi

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Mingei, Seto ishizara

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White Karatsu tea bowl

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Seto chaire

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The first listing for 2011

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The last listing of 2010

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Buddhist hoju candleholder

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Old Seto Buddhist vase

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Shelf of Mingei

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Sale

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This year is almost ending, and new items including bargain pieces are now coming up.
Hope you can meet the one from here.
Don't miss it.

一期一会  "One time, One meeting"


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Tsuboya amber-glazed tokkuri flask, Ryukyu

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Hasami kurawanka

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*Kurawanka - is the name of inexpensive blue-&-white porcelain domestic ware, originally from Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture, and its name is originated from the food-selling small boat called "Kurawanka-fune". "Kurawanka" would be linguistically translated today as "Hey, why don't you eat some, fool?!" as reviling and provocative folk expression, and was the sales catchphrase for selling food and drink to passenger boat by using this kind of rental bowls.

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Old Imari blue-&-white nejiri-mon plate

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Fukagawa plate for celebration

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