This is a Kutani-yaki tea bowl featuring a color-painted and gold-decorated design of "Fukujuso" (Far East Amur adonis), a flower that heralds spring. Made by Daikon Soroji, with a paper tag, cloth, and wooden box. The gentle white background is adorned with Fukujuso accented with gold, creating an auspicious design that announces spring and brightens up tea gatherings even in the cold season. Fukujuso is one of the first flowers to bloom after the snow melts, and is also known as Ganjitsuso (New Year's Day flower). The slightly unique foot design makes it easy to handle with a light feel. Perfect for tea practice or tea ceremonies at home. Condition of the tea bowl: There is a slight scratch on the body (see photo 10). It does not penetrate through. Otherwise, it is in beautiful condition with no signs of use. ✔ Kutani-yaki ✔ Color-painted and gold decoration ✔ Fukujuso design (auspicious design) ✔ With paper tag, cloth, and wooden box 【Size】 Height: Approximately 8cm Diameter: Approximately 12cm We will carefully package and ship the item. Instant purchase is welcome. Please understand that this is a personally stored item after reading the description. Feel free to ask any questions. ※ Search words related to tableware and ceramics ※ Tea utensils Good luck charms, winter, floral patterns, grass field patterns Tea sets, tea ceremonies, Omotesenke, Urasenke Kyoto ware, Kiyomizu ware Tea utensils, sencha utensils, matcha tea bowls Matcha bowls, tea bowls, kensui (waste water container) Mizusashi (water jar), hashioki (chopstick rests), hishaku (ladle), chabako (tea box) Nodate (outdoor tea ceremony) Japanese tableware, ceramics, Iga-yaki Shigaraki-yaki, Echizen-yaki, Akazu-yaki Mino-yaki, Shino-yaki, Genkai-yaki Wajima-nuri, Echizen-nuri, Yamanaka-nuri Banko-yaki, Tokoname-yaki, Ko-Imari Asahi-yaki, Bizen-yaki, Arita-yaki Tanba-yaki, Kutani-yaki, Ko-Kutani Imari-yaki, Ko-Imari Tsuboya-yaki, Mashiko-yaki, Kasama-yaki Ohi-yaki, antique