Antique Japanese Imari Rice Bowls Set 4 Inban Transferware Blue Fern Meiji IP129 Tray he studied folklore

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Shows minor scratches and wear consistent with age

They were artistically crafted using natural wood (likely a root or branch with a unique texture) to replicate the original appearance of the tool

■ Description Introduction Discover the sculptural depth of Japanese modern art with this limited edition woodblock print by the renowned artist Maki Haku (1924–2000)

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Antique Japanese Imari Rice Bowls Set 4 Inban Transferware Blue Fern Meiji IP129 Tray he studied folkloreDescription A. Introduction Add a touch of intricate history to your dining table with this set of four antique Japanese rice bowls ("Meshichawan"). Dating back to the Meiji Period (late 19th century), these bowls showcase the marvel of early modern Japanese ceramic printing known as "Inban" (copperplate transferware). The dense, all over blue pattern is mesmerizing and characteristic of the era's aesthetic. B. Features & Cultural Context F.