Covered Bowl

In the style of Eiraku Hozen Japanese

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Nagayō ware originally come from a daimyō kiln under the jursidiction of the Ōmura lords and is part of the late-eighteenth-century phenomena of daimyō families creating and patronizing a specific kiln.

Covered Bowl, In the style of Eiraku Hozen (Japanese, 1795–1854), Porcelain with polychrome glaze (Kairakuen ware), Japan

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Covered Bowl, In the style of Eiraku Hozen (Japanese, 1795–1854), Porcelain with polychrome glaze (Kairakuen ware), Japan
Covered Bowl, In the style of Eiraku Hozen (Japanese, 1795–1854), Porcelain with polychrome glaze (Kairakuen ware), Japan
Covered Bowl, In the style of Eiraku Hozen (Japanese, 1795–1854), Porcelain with polychrome glaze (Kairakuen ware), Japan

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