Pink Floral Crystalline Japanese Rice Bowl ORIGIN_Kanazawa gold leaf and the pattern of interconnected

and the pattern of interconnected circles can be faintly seen from different angles of light

The technique is said to have been introduced by Mizuta Shiro in Kanazawa City during the Taisho period (1912–1926 CE)

The pattern on the side of the cup is a combination of a water stream and cherry blossoms in full bloom

Unleash your creativity by arranging a single piece or combining different items for a captivating look

The beautiful hand-drawn floral patterns add color to the simple shape of the porcelain as if it were a flower blooming

Pink Floral Crystalline Japanese Rice Bowl ORIGIN_Kanazawa gold leaf and the pattern of interconnectedThis Pink Crystalline Glaze Rice Bowl captures the organic beauty of crystalline glaze, with each piece featuring naturally occurring variations in its delicate patterns. The gentle pink gradient, applied through a spraying technique, softly blends into the translucent surface, creating a warm, delicate impression reminiscent of blooming petals and the glow of dawn. Careful temperature adjustments are made during the glazing process, and Touan uses