Japanese Bizen Ware Ceramic Dog Figurine Kimura Toho Toseien PCP309 Wood This is a rare and

This is a rare and exquisite Ko-Imari polychrome shaving bowl ("Higezara") from the Genroku Era (1688-1704)

Elevate your interior space or textile collection with this magnificent piece of Japanese Buddhist art

or as a striking object for Wabi-sabi interior styling

Further flaking may occur due to the fragile condition of the surface

Japanese Bizen Ware Ceramic Dog Figurine Kimura Toho Toseien PCP309 Wood This is a rare andThis is a Japanese Bizen ware (Bizen yaki) ceramic dog figurine, crafted by the kiln Toseien under the potter Kimura Toho. It is an unglazed stoneware ornament that includes a wooden box base and a maker's paper insert. The figurine depicts two short snouted dogs playfully positioned together. The surface displays the natural earthy tones characteristic of Bizen pottery, featuring a textured, unglazed finish with subtle reddish brown and grayish color