Swimming Koi Fish Guinomi Sake Cup Bread Plate a five-color porcelain protected by

a five-color porcelain protected by the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty in China

Perfect for serving main dishes

it can also be paired with the matching Japanese teapot for a tea setting with a quiet sense of continuity

The decoration is done by hand

A teacup with an angled and warped rim is less likely to feel hot and has a more comfortable mouthfeel

Swimming Koi Fish Guinomi Sake Cup Bread Plate a five-color porcelain protected byIndulge in the rich, smooth flavors of sake with this Wajima lacquerware guinomi sake cup. Lustrous layers of natural lacquer coupled with meticulously hand painted details showcase the refined craftsmanship and artistry of Wajima lacquerware. The koi fish, celebrated as a symbol of success and prosperity, has been an emblem of good fortune in age old traditions. Through the art of maki e, the koi fish is depicted swimming gracefully in the tranquil