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They symbolised a noble death among samurai and they admired for their ability to withstand the harsh cold of winter
They are made of dogwood and depict two children sitting seiza style
Red without the stand: H
however these days they are leading the field for their cutting edge tableware designs
and ground and polished
Kato Shouzan Mino-ware Hina Chawan 80 tine tea whisk They symbolised a noble death*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Mino ware chawan made around 30 years ago by Kato Shouzan. It is wheel thrown and the front is decorated with a lovely hina matsuri design. Hina matsuri refers to a March 3rd celebration where people pray for the health and happiness of their girls. Families display dolls and eat food such as hina arare. The bowl in
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