Two flat plates with a Tobikanna (flying chisel) design from the Showa period, made by Yamaichi kiln in Koishiwara-yaki. These are pieces of Showa-era Koishiwara-yaki pottery, which differs from modern Koishiwara-yaki in its earthy texture and the flavor of the glaze. Showa-era Koishiwara-yaki is characterized by its rustic beauty, with an earthy feel and a sense of weight due to the lower firing temperature. The marks from the separators used for stacking during firing also add to the age and charm of these wonderful Koishiwara folk crafts. These are recommended for those who appreciate old Koishiwara-yaki. Food will look beautiful on these plates with their lovely Tobikanna design and earthy texture. The condition is also very good. - Color: Beige and brown swirl pattern - Quantity: Set of 2 - Design: Swirl pattern decoration - Material: Ceramic Thank you for viewing.