Antique Japanese Mino Ware Ceramic Sake Cup Kintsugi Repair Edo Period PCP280 Lantern It illustrates the narrow white

It illustrates the narrow white path between two perilous rivers—one of fire and one of water—symbolizing human desires and anger

the ribs are woven with beautiful yellow and multi-colored decorative threads (Kagari-ito)

Material: Painted on Kenpon (fine silk)

dry aspects of nature

Please note that these wooden trays have developed a slight curve (warping)"Image10" over time due to age and humidity changes

Antique Japanese Mino Ware Ceramic Sake Cup Kintsugi Repair Edo Period PCP280 Lantern It illustrates the narrow whiteAntique Japanese Mino Ware Ceramic Sake Cup Kintsugi Repair Edo Period PCP280 This is an antique Japanese ceramic sake cup (guinomi sakazuki), believed to be Mino ware from the mid to late Edo period (late 18th to early 19th century). It features a rustic brown glaze with a fine crackle pattern (kannyu) that has deepened over centuries of use, embodying a classic wabi sabi aesthetic. Notably, the rim of the cup has been traditionally repaired using