Arita Ware (Takayama Kiln) Rice Bowl Set of 2

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These are rice bowls featuring Ikkannin (one-person clinging) and Karako (child figures) from Arita ware (Kōzan kiln) and other origins.
The small doll-like craftsmanship clinging to the rim of the bowl is called Ikkannin, and the depiction of children in Chinese-style clothing on the side is called Karako.

Features and Appeal: Playful Design: The Ikkannin doll, said to resemble a person peering into a well, serves as an accent to the vessel, offering a charming three-dimensional appeal.
Traditional Patterns: The rim is adorned with the prestigious traditional pattern Yōrakumon (hanging jewel pattern) in underglaze blue, while the sides vividly depict playing boys (Karako) in overglaze enamel.
Origin: This is a traditional design that has been loved and produced for a long time in Arita ware, Hasami ware, Kyō ware (Kiyomizu ware), and other ceramics.

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