Mid 20th Century Japanese 'Land Fertility Survey Record' Book (2) Ceramics Traditionally a bizen-yaki would have

Traditionally a bizen-yaki would have been specifically for Ikebana (the Japanese art of flower arrangement) often gifted for decorating tea ceremony rooms

and there are a range of sizes

The dimensions of this jar

and this Kang cabinet continues to captivate with its versatility

it looks stunning with natural light shining through it

Mid 20th Century Japanese 'Land Fertility Survey Record' Book (2) Ceramics Traditionally a bizen-yaki would haveThis stunning piece originated in 1945 in Japan, specifically Machioaza. This book is a detailed survey record of how fertile Machioaza's lands are. Each column describes either location, crop, which member of the committee completed the survey etc. This book would make a fantastic wall art piece for any contemporary home. The dimensions are as follows: H 36cm, W 26cm. Free shipping with orders over 35 for UK mainland. Please pay via Debit Credit card