This is a Seto-yaki *kumidashi* bowl, the same type and pattern as a *nozoki-choko* (small viewing cup) formerly owned by the writer Masako Shirasu. It has a simple design and a somewhat soft feel, but it has character. * Due to age and firing, there are chips and stains on the edge of the foot, as well as warping. Size: Approximately 7cm in diameter, 4.3cm in height Keywords: Edo, Meiji, Taisho, Imari, Ko-Imari, Ofukei, Tobe, Seto, Yi Dynasty, Karatsu, Ayabe, Shigaraki, Hagi, Bizen, Sesshu, Nabeshima, Fushime, Nakai Kiln, Satsuma, Galle, Lisa Larson, Negoro, lacquer, copper, silver, gold, white porcelain, celadon, bluish-white porcelain, sometsuke (blue and white), inlaid, overglaze enamel, akae (red enamel), yang engraving, flower rim, arabesque, cut glass, antique, vintage, retro, antique tools, plates, small plates, *teshio-zara* (small individual plates), Mingei (folk art), antiques, flea market, slipware, glass, *peropero* (glass candy), *bidoro* (glass), art, ornaments, artist, uranium glass, Rosanjin, Masako Shirasu, Toyo Kaneshige, Jiro Aoyama, Nishiki-e (colored woodblock prints), *namasu-zara* (vinegared dish), Gosu Akae (red and blue overglaze), Ko-Seto (old Seto ware), Ko-Kutani (old Kutani ware), Taihaku-yaki, Kurawanka, Konnyaku Inban (stencil), long plate, octopus arabesque, oil pot