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Hand-painted Arita ware is a popular gift for celebrating an 80th birthday. The designs are auspicious and symbolize longevity.
The design features six gourds, which can be read as "Rokuhyō" (六瓢), symbolizing good health and protection from illness. It's an auspicious design, wishing for long-lasting health and a long life. Includes a bookmark explaining Rokuhyō.
Specifications: Comes in a wooden box / with a gift tag / includes an 80th birthday celebration card / will be delivered in gift packaging.
Size: (Teacup) Diameter 6.8cm x Height 8cm / (Rice bowl) Diameter 11cm x Height 6cm
Material: Porcelain / Arita ware (Made in Japan)
[Important: For customers sending gifts] If you are sending a gift to someone other than the purchaser, please select the gift option. If you do not select the gift option, the sender will not be the purchaser's name, and the package will be sent as "Sender: Amazon". Please select the gift option when placing your order.
Arita ware boasts a 400-year history as a center for ceramic production. Located in western Saga Prefecture, Arita is famous as the first place in Japan where porcelain was produced. It is a representative traditional craft of Japan.