Hayashi Kyruro - Bowl (8) - Porcelain - Some-Nishiki technique





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Set of 4 porcelain Japanese rice bowls with 4 lids, made by Hayashi Kyuro in Hasami/Arita, Japan, dating to the late Showa/early Heisei period (c. 1970–1990), hand-decorated in the Some-Nishiki technique with Imari decoration; total 8 pieces with dimensions: bowl diameter 15.5 cm, height with lids 11 cm, height without lids 7.5 cm; excellent condition.
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Set of 4 traditional Japanese porcelain rice bowls.
The bowls are made by the Hayashi Kyuro studio from the Hasami / Arita region, known for their high-quality reproduction of the sumptuous palace style from the historical 'old Imari (Ko-Imari) tradition.
The bowls are richly hand-decorated in the classical Some-Nishiki technique.
Quantity: 4 bowls, 4 lids (8 pieces)
Maker: Hayashi Kyruro
Origin: Japan
Period: Late Showa / early Heisei period
Circa 1970-1990
Material: porcelain
Dimensions:
Height with lid: 11 cm
Height of bowl without lid: 7.5 cm
Bowl diameter: 15.5 cm
Your purchase will be professionally packaged and insured for shipment.
Set of 4 traditional Japanese porcelain rice bowls.
The bowls are made by the Hayashi Kyuro studio from the Hasami / Arita region, known for their high-quality reproduction of the sumptuous palace style from the historical 'old Imari (Ko-Imari) tradition.
The bowls are richly hand-decorated in the classical Some-Nishiki technique.
Quantity: 4 bowls, 4 lids (8 pieces)
Maker: Hayashi Kyruro
Origin: Japan
Period: Late Showa / early Heisei period
Circa 1970-1990
Material: porcelain
Dimensions:
Height with lid: 11 cm
Height of bowl without lid: 7.5 cm
Bowl diameter: 15.5 cm
Your purchase will be professionally packaged and insured for shipment.

