Vintage Korean Celadon Kogo gourd shape jubako They are made of high-fired

They are made of high-fired stoneware and each plate is decorated with a different pattern – ume blossoms

The set consists of two tokkuri and two matching sake cups

1874-1943) pioneered the Kyo-nuri style of lacquerware

and Korean potter Ri Sampei is said to be the first to begin producing porcelain-ware here in Japan

Vintage Korean Celadon Kogo gourd shape jubako They are made of high-fired*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a vintage Korean celadon kogo made around 20 years ago. It is wheel thrown and the lid is decorated with a ring of flowers and two cranes flying among the clouds. The crane is a well known symbol of harmony in Korea, and is often used to decorate pottery pieces. Its size and shape is suitable for holding both woodchip and