Japanese Platter（献上手古伊万里） (Kenjo-de Ko-Imari)

Japanese Platter（献上手古伊万里） (Kenjo-de Ko-Imari)(Kenjo de Ko Imari) is a type of antique Japanese porcelain that was made in the Imari region during the Edo period. "" (Kenjo de) refers to items that were specially made as offerings or gifts to the ruling class, such as the shogunate or feudal lords. These pieces are characterized by their high quality craftsmanship, intricate designs, and vibrant colors, often featuring traditional Japanese motifs like flowers, birds, and landscapes. Kenjo de Ko

a local specialty

the print freezes a fleeting

enhancing the overall balance of the piece

Known for its rich pottery tradition

The pincushion is made from Noto Futakoshi Chirimen

Authentic vintage haori – made in Japan

primarily by women

Tatami Mat “GEKKO” – Made in JapanSize: 191×191 cm (75″×75″)Thickness: approx

This refined vintage haori features a luxurious gold beige silk fabric with a delicate jacquard-woven floral pattern that shimmers subtly under the light

A traditional-style bell enhances the authentic Japanese feel of the design

One-of-a-kind piece with refined elegance

A long cardigan with a belt by Japanese kimono design combines traditional elegance with modern comfort