Pair of Mino Daikon Radish Plates hammered copper chazutsu The red writing reads as

The red writing reads as ‘ocha no Ishido’ and is the name of a tea shop in Aizuwakamatsu

His kiln was then renamed Aoi Gama

and a yellow wrapping cloth to protect the item when it’s not in use

but is probably best known for its use in New Year’s arrangements where it symbolises longevity

In 1994 he received the Gold Award at the 1994 International Exhibition

Pair of Mino Daikon Radish Plates hammered copper chazutsu The red writing reads as*SHIPPING HAS RESUMED IN SEVERAL PLACES, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING TO SEE WHAT YOUR OPTIONS ARE. This listing is for a pair of Mino ware plates made around 5 10 years ago. They are made of bone china and the front is decorated with a pair of daikon radishes over a white glazed base. In Japan radishes are produced more than any other vegetable, and over the years they have come to symbolise abundance and good fortune. Daikon is an