Hand-Painted Imari Porcelain Bowl

Hand-Painted Imari Porcelain BowlRi Sanpei introduces the ancient Japanese art of Arita ware to a new generation of collectors. The name Arita and Imari, for that matter gets its name from the port, as two rivers of the same name flow through the innermost part of it, and this is where the finished products were originally shipped out from. To make this bowl, hand selected porcelain ore passes through four stages before its even shaped. Once formed, the decorative bowl is painted in

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