Small Papier-mâché Dragon Bell #2 hira raku chawan 7”) across x 8

7”) across x 8

ume and matsu pine are admired in both Japan and China as they do not wither against the cold of winter

It is wheel-thrown and the front features a patch of light coloured natural ash glaze

However a potter named Jozan Miura studied the art of Yixing teapot making and went onto develop his own style of tea ware using just red clay

It is made of gritty stoneware clay and features a combination of ‘biwa’ loquat glaze with white glaze trailing down from the rim

Small Papier-mâché Dragon Bell #2 hira raku chawan 7”) across x 8*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small papier mch dragon with a metal bell inside. It is a lucky charm to celebrate the beginning of the New Year, 2024 being the Year of the Dragon. Dragons are imaginary creatures, and according to legend they are a sign of good things to come. In Japan, dragons are also believed to be mizu gami, which means water god.