Yorigami Sohaku Unge-ware Rabbit Kogo komainu the one on the rim

the one on the rim feels bumpy when you run your finger over it because the stone is just under the surface

Each piece is wheel-thrown and decorated with rabbits frolicking amongst pampas grass during a golden harvest moon

20th and 22nd Japanese Folk Art Exhibition

however the interior of the bowl is very lightly seasoned

Yorigami Sohaku Unge-ware Rabbit Kogo komainu the one on the rim*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a splendid Unge ware kogo made around 30 years ago by Yorigami Sohaku II. It is moulded to resemble a crouching rabbit, and has a smooth polished surface. During autumn, Japan celebrates the harvest moon festival known as tsukimi. When the harvest moon appears, people gaze up at the sky hoping to catch a glimpse of the