About ‘Japanese tea caddy for good luck and prosperity from the mid-1800s [top view]’ by Affect Fotografie
This Japanese tea bowl dates from the mid-1800s and is also known as a chawan.
It depicts a sea bream on a bamboo rod, a motif regarded in Japan as a symbol of luck and prosperity.
The painting extends from the outer to the inner wall.
This is typical of the Kyoyaki style, from the region around Kyoto.
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