Vintage Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Sake Cup Holder 3.75"W Chashaku Add more water to lighten
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Add more water to lighten the ink into beautiful shades of gray
Hiroshi Yoshida (1876–1950) was a distinguished Japanese woodblock print artist
Made of keyaki (Japanese elm) face and sugi (cryptomeria) case
embodying traditional Japanese beliefs and rituals
75" x 17" (width x height x depth)
Vintage Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Sake Cup Holder 3.75"W Chashaku Add more water to lightenVintage Japanese Blue and White Porcelain Sake Cup Holder 3. 75"W Japan, early to mid 20th century Dimensions: 2. 25"H 3. 75"W This vintage Japanese porcelain sake cup holder (sakazuki dai cup rest) is formed with an octagonal dish like rim rising from a short cylindrical foot, designed to hold and present a small sake cup during service. Executed in underglaze cobalt blue on a soft white porcelain body, the decoration depicts a continuous hand
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