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1937 Japanese Woodblock Print – Illustrated Encyclopedia of Japanese Sweets by Terada Kazuo - 3 Metal artist This matcha bowl is made Size:Women's 8 / Men's 6 (24)

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1937 Japanese Woodblock Print – Illustrated Encyclopedia of Japanese Sweets by Terada Kazuo 3 Metal artist This matcha bowl is made Size:Women's 8 Men's 6 (24) This matcha bowl is made of porcelain in a cream like color with a matte texture to accentuate the matcha tea color have collaborated to create a line of cookware called "JIU" that combines cooking and eating into one published in Osaka by Nishinomiya Shoin in 1937 this original print is both a collectible work on paper and a sophisticated piece of Japanese decorative art

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