Kurawanka is a miscellaneous person of ordinary people who use porcelain in the Edo period.. Products such as Hasamiyaki in Nagasaki Prefecture, Tobe in Ehime Prefecture, and Furusabe ware in Osaka Prefecture are transmitted.. It is called this name because it was used on the Yodogawa boiled boat "Kurawanka Boat", which sells side dishes on board during the Edo period.. "Kurawanka" is a dialect of "Do you not eat?". It is characterized by a thick and low center of gravity so that it is hard to fall even on a swaying ship, and some customers throw it into the river to cheat the numbers after eating food on the boat.. In the past, I used it to get rid of soups and drink alcohol, not only for rice.. It has been reviewed in recent years. It was also used in tea ceremony, and in the 1970s, an antique exhibition had a price of 100,000 yen per piece.. In addition, some pottery made with reference to the above, some call it Kurawanka.. When you pick it up, it's pretty thick and it's crazy. Diameter 146mm height 31mm
Condition: (see photo) There are three superficial corrections inside the edge of the mouth.. Fare: The whole country is 1,000 yen. (Excluding Hokkaido and remote islands)LAC Tateyama store

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