Antique Inban Chawan bowl.
Deep blue, thin and elegant shape.
Good piece.
* 15 in stock.
* Price is for 1
W 10.5 cm x H 7 cm (5.4cm without lid) / 205-220g
Good condition ★★★☆☆
No chips, No cracks.
INBAN tableware have been loved by the common people since the Edo period.
The process of making an inban involves wetting the transfer paper and printing it by hand on a three-dimensional surface.
In the process of transferring, shades of color, pattern omissions, blotches, cuts, and misalignments are created.
Although it is a mass-produced printed material, each piece is made by hand, so the design may be missing or misaligned, and this is what makes it unique.
The patterns are not only stylish and graphical, but also diverse, reflecting the times with motifs of current fashions and buildings of the time.