Taisho Period Chochin Lantern Box autumn grasses futaoki The kiln has an adjoining

The kiln has an adjoining gallery displaying pieces made by the 5th

Irabo-ware refers to stoneware of Korean origin that was first introduced to Japan in the 1600s

It’s an unused item with no chips or cracks

In 2016 he exhibited at the 62nd Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition

Yamaguchi Tsutomu

Taisho Period Chochin Lantern Box autumn grasses futaoki The kiln has an adjoining*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 1985 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND UPGRADES. This listing is for an antique chochin paper lantern storage box dated Taisho 5 (1916). It is made of lacquered wood and the front features a kamon family crest. During the Edo period, it was forbidden to walk without lights at night, so every house had to be equipped with portable lanterns. Each household hung a wooden box