Ceramic Cup - Brown Patterns Kata Kata Nippon Kōdō is one of

Nippon Kōdō is one of the most renowned incense makers in Japan

(Standard cotton fabric for tenugui is woven in 13" width so long sides are selvedges

The rustic and charming Japanese paradise flycatcher (sankōchō) is printed on cotton using a woodblock and stuffed with rice husks

as lightning is most often observed during the rice harvest season

The small plate can be used individually or in a group of two

Ceramic Cup - Brown Patterns Kata Kata Nippon Kōdō is one ofThese small cups, called soba choko, are vessels made specifically for dipping sauce for cold buckwheat noodles (soba). They can also be used for holding tea, coffee or other drinks, dips, condiments, nuts, and more. The line motif is called tokusa, a vertical narrow stripe pattern that derives from the shape of a thin, bamboo like plant, and is frequently used to decorate Japanese pottery. The hand painted lines and splash patterns appear loose and