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A narashi is a comb-style ash rake used to spread out and tidy up ash in a hibachi brazier
however please note that there’s no potters mark to identify who made it
The first kilns were established in the year 1700 after the Kikkawa clan commissioned a potter from Kyoto to produce clan wares
In 1967 he began studying lacquer techniques under Konaka Juzan
He also received the Japan Crafts Association Encouragement Award at the 41st Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition
Celadon Foo Lion Toothpick Holder Fukui Rakuin chawan A narashi is a comb-style*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kutani ware celadon glaze foo lion toothpick holder. It was made using a press mould and glazed a very pale green blue colour. Toothpick holders like these are also ideal for growing air plants. Kutani refers to porcelain ware made in the town of Kutani, in modern day Ishikawa Prefecture. This type of porcelain ware is
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