Kato Sakusuke-zo Oribe Hyotan Mukouzuke, 5 pieces, with original box Size: Length: 11.5cm X Width: 15.0cm X Height: 5.0cm The first generation dates back to the Edo period. "Kato Sakusuke-zo Oribe Hyotan Mukouzuke" refers to a set of tableware called "mukouzuke" made by the ceramic artist "Kato Sakusuke," characterized by a green "Oribe" pattern and a gourd shape. Oribe is a style of ceramics that developed in the Mino region during the Momoyama period, using a green glaze. Mukouzuke are dishes arranged to face each other, referring to vessels for serving dishes such as small bowls, small plates, and small plate assortments. Kato Sakusuke-zo: Works made by the ceramic artist "Kato Sakusuke." Oribe: A characteristic of Oribe ware, using a unique green glaze. Hyotan Mukouzuke: Mukouzuke (small bowls and small plates) in the shape of a gourd. Features: It is considered a set of tableware, such as small bowls and small plates, characterized by green Oribe and a gourd shape. Usage example: There are examples of sets sold in sets of 5, used for serving food.