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Posted 1 year ago
Steptoe1
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Hello I thought I would post this as it’s very nice, not sure if I already posted it, but I can’t recall, I think it’s Japanese but not sure as looks a bit Chinese.
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i have explained this ad eternum ad infinitum and until the cascade fall
It reminds me of mij mother , she asked me , every day she waited at the elevater , have you seen my son , yes mom thats me,
i still love you all
This is indeed a Japanese bowl—showing Chinese children! It’s a popular theme known as “karako”. You can read about it here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karako
You can find variations of this design on pottery and also on furoshiki, kimono obi and so forth.
And this shape of bowl is usually used to hold a single serving of steamed rice, I believe.
Thanks apostata and Rhine for help