Tachikichi Pampas Grass Plate celadon plates so I assume this plate

so I assume this plate was a ‘factory second’

In 1926 his work was selected for the Prince Shotoku Honouring Exhibition

The Fukagawa family entered the porcelain trade after the first Fukagawa returned from war

and the word giyaman was adopted to describe this new type of glassware

Tachikichi Pampas Grass Plate celadon plates so I assume this plate*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Mino ware plate made around 5 years ago. It is made of stoneware slip and the front is decorated with pampas grass, a motif commonly associated with late summer and autumn. It is suitable for daily use and is ideal for autumn entertaining. Mino ware refers to pottery produced in what was formerly the old Mino Province,