Morimoto Noboru Hakuji Porcelain Plate ki-seto tea bowl art and textile design

art and textile design

In 2009 he participated in a special 8 person group exhibition in Tokyo

Originally Mumyoi-ware was a mix of red and yellow clay

and it’s made by blending two types together

his work was selected for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition

Morimoto Noboru Hakuji Porcelain Plate ki-seto tea bowl art and textile design*SHIPPING IS CURRENTLY SET FOR SAL SEA MAIL TO MOST DESTINATIONS, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS LISTING FOR FASTER OPTIONS. This listing is for a beautiful hakuji porcelain ware plate made around 20 30 years ago by noted potter, Morimoto Noboru. It is hand painted and decorated with an iron and cobalt underglaze depiction of kobus magnolia blossoms. Kobus magnolias are often found in temple gardens and bloom in early spring. They symbolise