Peony Motif Nabeshima Komon Small Plate Imari Porcelain Cup The curves that make up

The curves that make up the overall shape are ergonomically designed

The materials used are plain cherry bark and sakura wood from top to bottom

Its high edges make it easy to hold and convenient to use

a graphic designer carefully selected and combined the patterns and colors to create cards with a "warm" and inviting quality

achieved through expert lacquer techniques and wheel-turning craftsmanship

Peony Motif Nabeshima Komon Small Plate Imari Porcelain Cup The curves that make upWhat is now Saga Prefecture was once known as the Nabeshima Domain, a feudal territory that devoted itself to the production of fine porcelain. In Okawachiyama, located in Imari City, the domain operated a strictly controlled kiln that produced porcelain exclusively for the shogunate and high ranking feudal lords. Inspired by the refined patterns of traditional Nabeshima Porcelain, this Nabeshima Komon series reinterprets its elegance in a modern,