123chloe

Updated Jan 31

Japanese Tea Ceremony glass trays

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5 glass trays Jewelry holder is possible Open to offers Delicate Dark Green bottoms Will wrap as carefully as possible to ship, no guarantees though Japanese tea ceremony plates made in one place in Kyoto, with limited places you could purchase Rare to find “Shippou-yaki" nie fit appetizer. Tea plates. Thank you to a fellow Posher for sharing knowledge with me! Two slight blemishes as seen in photos. (I might have a 6th tray, will update if I find, currently selling 5)

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123chloe @nekoneko1 any guesses on what they are? Make me an offer !

Feb 24Reply

nekoneko1 @123chloe these are Japanese tea ceremony plates made in one place in Kyoto, with limited places you could purchase. I own several of them. These plates have names and they are at tip of my tongue... will let you know if it comes out, so that you can add that keyword, and someone will buy it with doubled price. It's rare to find this number and in odd number (which is good). If you happen to have the boxes and stands that comes with it will sell even higher.

Feb 24Reply

nekoneko1 The technique is generally classified as "Shippou-yaki", the arranged version of enamel, although I think this particular style deserves its own name beyond just the shippou. Original price is $143 for the set of five, if I got the artist and distributor right.

Feb 24Reply

123chloe @nekoneko1 Wow! Thank you thank you for all of the information! I had a feeling they were Japanese! So cool! What is the artist name you think?

Feb 24Reply

123chloe @nekoneko1 I don’t have the boxes and stands unfortunately! So are these plates that you put a cup on top when you drink tea?

Feb 24Reply

nekoneko1 @123chloe I keep thinking what the name of the artist, but I lost my boxes too, just a distributor (their catalog: https://www.hinode-kougei.com/docs/sousaku11.pdf). In the catalog the artist's boss is mentioned but the boss's style of shippou is nothing like this mystery artist's

Feb 24Reply

nekoneko1 And I think these plates are for snacks/seasonal decorations, served alongside of tea like these: https://www.yamada-heiando.jp/media/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/623_1-1.jpg https://img14.shop-pro.jp/PA01079/689/etc/product_img_namagashi.jpg

Feb 24Reply

123chloe @nekoneko1 Awesome! thank you for sharing so much knowledge with me! so cool!

Feb 24Reply

nekoneko1 @123chloe My pleasure! It has been fun :) I hope you will find a good buyer soon!

Feb 24Reply

123chloe @ttxtextiles make me an offer!

Apr 15Reply