Edo Era (1850) Akadama Bowl

Edo Era (1850) Akadama BowlThis stunning porcelain Imari yaki bowl from the late Edo period features an Akadama (Red Circle) motif on the outside with a colorful interior. The Akadama (red circle) motif portrays a brightly shining orb like the sun. And so, this symbol also represents Japan itself, the land of the rising sun. The inside of the bowl features a flowering red and gold Karakusa design. Karakusa, a traditional Japanese print, means "winding plant" and this stylized

making it easy to lift while cooking

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