Japanese Ceramic Lidded Bowl Mushiwan Cup Pottery White Blue Bamboo Leaves Y545 weights Sticker on the vase: Bohemia

Sticker on the vase: Bohemia Made in Czechoslovakia

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This is a Japanese woodblock print Ukiyoe by Rosetsu(呂雪)

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Japanese Ceramic Lidded Bowl Mushiwan Cup Pottery White Blue Bamboo Leaves Y545 weights Sticker on the vase: Bohemiacintage Japanese Ceramic Lidded Bowl This is a Japanese vintage ceramic bowl with a lid, mushiwan. Mushiwan is used when cooking chawanmushi, steamed egg custard. It can also be used as a presentation dish for smaller meal elements during kaiseki dining, or can be used as a lidded teacup. This piece is white with brown specks and features blue bamboo leaves and a gray round band lines throughout. White, blue, brown, gray Ceramic C1970 Item weight: 223