Kutani-yaki "Koro (Incense Burner) Uzumaki Aotsubu Karakusa" This appears to be a work in the "Morikin Aotsubu style," one of the representative painting styles of Kutani-yaki. It combines the "Morikin technique," which involves raising patterns with special paints and applying gold mud on top, and the "Aotsubu technique," which uses a piping bag (Itchin) to draw with blue pigments. In particular, works of "Uzumaki Aotsubu" by artists such as the second-generation Nakada Kingyoku and the third-generation Nakada Kingyoku are characterized by the size and color of the granules, the uniformity of the spacing, and the three-dimensional effect, demonstrating a high level of skill. This is a Buddhist altar fitting used for burning incense or joss sticks, and it can also be expected to have a relaxing effect. It is a blue ceramic spherical container with a gold floral pattern. I used it for a short time, so I cleaned the inside, and it became quite clean. There are no noticeable flaws, and I think it is in good condition overall. I will also include a round incense holder that can be used inside. - Color: Blue - Decoration: Gold floral pattern - Shape: Spherical - Material: Ceramic - Lid: Yes