Honiwa Rakunyu II Year of the Rabbit Kogo hishaku ladle Both feature a large knife

Both feature a large knife attached to the front

this vase is either the first or second generation

This type of pottery has been in production for over 1000 years

They are made of wood and the lids are decorated with gold makie depictions of matsu pine

Kara Nuri is characterized by its smooth speckled appearance made with layers of sanded and polished lacquer

Honiwa Rakunyu II Year of the Rabbit Kogo hishaku ladle Both feature a large knife*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Shigaraki ware kogo made around 25 years ago by noted potter, Honiwa Rakunyu II. It is made of high fired stoneware clay and moulded to resemble a rabbit. Autumn is the time of the year that people across Asia hold gatherings to view the harvest moon. In Japan this tradition is known as tsukimi, or the moon viewing