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Antique Japanese Koimari Ware Porcelain Bowl Fuki Choshun Vessel Sometsuke PY196 Ornament Cracked on the end of

Antique Japanese Koimari Ware Porcelain Bowl Fuki Choshun Vessel Sometsuke PY196 Ornament Cracked on the end ofAntique Japanese Porcelain Fuuki Choshun Bowl This is a Japanese antique porcelain bowl or Hachi. It is a vessel of Fuki Choshun of Koimari ware. Fuki means peony, and Choshun means Choshunka = four season rose. Fuki Choshun originated in the Ming and Qing dynasties of China. As a result, it became popular in Arita from the 1700s to the 1780s. After that, for some reason, this brand was revived at the end of the Edo period and the Meiji period. This

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Description

Cracked on the end of the wood board

Packed weight: 572 grams

Set of prayer beads Juzu and stand

Item weight: 4800 grams

Antique Japanese Koimari Ware Porcelain Bowl Fuki Choshun Vessel Sometsuke PY196 Ornament Cracked on the end ofAntique Japanese Porcelain Fuuki Choshun Bowl This is a Japanese antique porcelain bowl or Hachi. It is a vessel of Fuki Choshun of Koimari ware. Fuki means peony, and Choshun means Choshunka = four season rose. Fuki Choshun originated in the Ming and Qing dynasties of China. As a result, it became popular in Arita from the 1700s to the 1780s. After that, for some reason, this brand was revived at the end of the Edo period and the Meiji period. This

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