Nabeshima Celadon Mokko Cutout Wind Chime Soba-choko and the pattern appears to

and the pattern appears to be raised

which is soft to the touch and easy to make a knot

casting dappled shadows that bring organic elegance to your table

Originating in the Taisho era (1912–1926 CE)

It is part of the Une series

Nabeshima Celadon Mokko Cutout Wind Chime Soba-choko and the pattern appears toThis porcelain wind chime features an intricate mokko pattern, a traditional Japanese motif long associated with prosperity and protection. Found in family crests and sword fittings, the mokko shape has been a part of Japanese design for centuries. Carefully hand carved by artisans, each piece showcases the craftsmanship behind its delicate openwork. The crystal clear, jade colored glaze of Nabeshima celadon brings out the beauty of the details,