Rabbit And Circle Pattern Japanese Teacup CATEGORY_Interior_Display Stand/Base Originating in the Taisho era

Originating in the Taisho era (1912–1926 CE)

the Kutani ware technique by which five-color glaze applied over silver foil

Crafted from Betula grossa

the innovator behind the frosted glass joint design for soy sauce dispensers

it is also versatile enough for holding noodle dipping sauces or serving as a small bowl substitute

Rabbit And Circle Pattern Japanese Teacup CATEGORY_Interior_Display Stand/Base Originating in the Taisho eraThis Japanese teacup is crafted by Le Sanpei (Yi Sam pyeong) Kiln. Featuring a rabbit and a circle crest, it carries a celebratory atmosphere. Made on a potters wheel, it has a solid thickness and a shape that fits comfortably in the hand. The foot, finished in a rich reddish brown glaze, offers a striking contrast to the crisp blue and white pattern above. This subtle yet intentional detail adds depth to the overall design, balancing visual delicacy