Akae Sea Bream Side Plate Sake Warmer The unique and traditional method

The unique and traditional method used to decorate the surface of the figurine is a technique called mori-e which is similar to the technique of slip trailing

featuring a kadomatsu and kagami mochi motif

The base of the rice bowl is finished in red with a green grape and leaf design

The shape is crafted with a potter's wheel and you can feel the warmth and comfort of holding it in your hand

This chirori sake carafe is crafted from hammered tin

Akae Sea Bream Side Plate Sake Warmer The unique and traditional methodShaped with a delicate, flower like rim, this refined and lightweight side plate carries an elegant yet celebratory presence. Three sea bream encircle the rim, a traditional symbol of good fortune in Japan. The motif has long been associated with moments of celebration. At the center, the character fuku (), drawn in a historic script style, is rendered in blue underglaze, inviting gentle blessings to the table. The red detailing is executed in akae,