Vintage Eggplant Toothpick Holder hagi yaki chataku Takatori-ware gets its name from

Takatori-ware gets its name from the location of the first kiln

In 1950 he began working under the name Iwakura Ryukoho

Some of the glazes include Shino which is very unusual for a Kutani kiln

and the twelve creatures are called junishi

Rantai shikki refers to lacquerware produced in various parts of Kyushu

Vintage Eggplant Toothpick Holder hagi yaki chataku Takatori-ware gets its name from*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an eggplant toothpick holder. It was made using a press mould and glazed cobalt blue with dark blue on top. The beloved eggplant holds special meaning in Japan, it is seen as particularly good luck if your first dream in the New Year includes Mt. Fuji, a hawk, and an eggplant. Also eggplants also happen to be one of