KOBEI Kiln The Egypt 9 Glory Gods Ornament - Horus 幸兵衛窯 青釉オーナメント 10793 As expressed in Hakushu Kitahara

As expressed in Hakushu Kitahara (北原白秋)’s writing

and go well with any kind of food

The arrow is given at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples as a Japanese New Year's lucky charm or sacred tool

3 cm Diameter x 2

A pair of red-crowned cranes—symbols of longevity and fidelity in Japanese culture—gracefully move through a flurry of snow

KOBEI Kiln The Egypt 9 Glory Gods Ornament - Horus 幸兵衛窯 青釉オーナメント 10793 As expressed in Hakushu KitaharaFounded in 1804 in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture, Kobei Kiln () has long played a vital role in preserving the Mino ware tradition and once served as an official supplier to Edo Castle. Now led by the eighth generation Kato Ryotaro (), the kiln has earned global acclaimincluding recognition as a Living National Treasurefor its exceptional craftsmanship and revival of ancient techniques. The kiln continues to shape future artisanseach piece is