This is a Seikai Bon (Seikai dish) by the 9th generation Chozaemon Ohi of the Ohi Kiln. In the context of the tea ceremony, a Seikai Bon is a dish for placing sweets. You can think of it as a sweet dish, a confectionery container, or an individual serving plate. This is a masterpiece with a generous application of the beautiful ame-yu (amber glaze) unique to Ohi ware. 《9th Generation Chozaemon Ohi》 Born in Kanazawa. He succeeded the 9th generation of the Ohi ware main kiln in 1934. He was said to be a master craftsman comparable to the restorer of the kiln, the 5th generation Kanbei. He was a regular member of the Japan Kogei Association. He received the name Toudosai from the 15th generation Urasenke school head, Hounsai Soshitsu. 【Size】 Diameter 14.5cm ※Please understand that this item has been stored at home for a long time before purchasing. ※ There is a crack in one plate (photo ⑤). ※We have many other items for sale, so please take a look. #Antique #SmallPlate #IndividualPlate #ServingPlate #OldArt #AntiqueArt #NikkoHonshuUrushiNuri #HonshuUrushiNuri #OhiWare #OhiKiln #ChozaemonOhi #MultiPurposePlate #MultiPurposeDish #SeikaiDish #TeaCeremonyUtensils #TeaCeremonyVideo #ConfectioneryContainer #SweetDish #CamelliaDish #BizenWare #ShigarakiWare #KiyomizuWare #KutaniWare #AkaHadaWare #NiwaWare #EchizenWare #SetoWare #TokonameWare #MinoWare #AkazuWare #KyoWare #HagiWare #ImariWare #AritaWare