Cast Iron Ebisu Okimono kyo tea bowl There are some marks on

There are some marks on the box and a tape tear on the bottom

The bottom of the jubako has light scratches

It is hand-moulded and shaped to resemble a pine cone

and they’re often used to decorate Akahada-ware pieces

8-12 weeks depending on the destination)

Cast Iron Ebisu Okimono kyo tea bowl There are some marks on*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 3745GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING UPGRADES. This listing is for a rather large and HEAVY okimono made around 60 years ago. It is made of cast iron and depicts Ebisu sitting atop a sea bream. Ebisu is one of the seven gods of fortune, known as Shichifukujin in Japanese. Ebisu is a favourite amongst merchants, caterers, farmers and other tradesmen. He usually is depicted wearing a