Akae Sea Bream Side Plate Sake Warmer featuring a kadomatsu and kagami

featuring a kadomatsu and kagami mochi motif

finished with an ornate red and gold decorative knot called kaga-mizuhiki

it has gentle undulations along the surface and black-lined illustrations mimicking wooden frames

The unique and traditional method used to decorate the surface of the figurine is a technique called mori-e which is similar to the technique of slip trailing

This chirori sake carafe is crafted from hammered tin

Akae Sea Bream Side Plate Sake Warmer featuring a kadomatsu and kagamiShaped with a delicate, flower like rim, this refined and lightweight side plate carries an elegant yet celebratory presence. Three sea bream encircle the rim, a traditional symbol of good fortune in Japan. The motif has long been associated with moments of celebration. At the center, the character fuku (), drawn in a historic script style, is rendered in blue underglaze, inviting gentle blessings to the table. The red detailing is executed in akae,