Piece made from an antique pot, using a type of kintsugi technique called "yobitsugi", a restoration technique wherein a lost part of an original ceramic piece is replaced with a different ceramic piece.
Original manufacturer ASHWORTH BROS. Hanley England (Printed mark introduced circa 1880. Lack of the word "ENGLAND" suggests it was made before 1891.)
Pure Gold, Urushi(lacquer)
This pot is food-safe because it is made using only natural materials and the traditional kintsugi method, but is intended primarily for ornamental purposes. It may be used, but please refrain from prolonged immersion as it may cause the gilding to peel off. Please do not use in microwave or oven as it is made of pure gold.
W9 x D5 x H5.5 Inch (W23.5 x D13 x H14cm)
Piece made from an antique pot, using a type of kintsugi technique called "yobitsugi", a restoration technique wherein a lost part of an original ceramic piece is replaced with a different ceramic piece.
Original manufacturer ASHWORTH BROS. Hanley England (Printed mark introduced circa 1880. Lack of the word "ENGLAND" suggests it was made before 1891.)
Pure Gold, Urushi(lacquer)
This pot is food-safe because it is made using only natural materials and the traditional kintsugi method, but is intended primarily for ornamental purposes. It may be used, but please refrain from prolonged immersion as it may cause the gilding to peel off. Please do not use in microwave or oven as it is made of pure gold.
W9 x D5 x H5.5 Inch (W23.5 x D13 x H14cm)
