Edo Era (1860) Hibiyaki Plate

Edo Era (1860) Hibiyaki PlateDive into the depths of Japanese artistry with this exquisite Hibiyaki style plate from the Edo Era (1860), a period renowned for its rich cultural and artistic achievements. The Hibiyaki, or "cracked" porcelain style, is celebrated for its intentional, beautiful cracking across the glaze, symbolizing the beauty of imperfection and the passage of time. This plate features an enchanting abstract landscape, brought to life with a traditional Japanese

and get ready to explore with this all-in-one adventure lunch kit

sesame seeds

showcasing the beauty of Japanese artisanship

Named for the Japanese word for traditional Japanese style

this simple transparent case includes an ice pack in the lid

this kokeshi captures the spirit of summer

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one of Japan’s three most renowned woods

and occasionally the pattern on the edge of the box is cut off (see last image

Its 480ml capacity fits effortlessly in any handbag or backpack

with a build time of approximately 3-hours

and celebrated for its durability and rich texture