Ginkakuji Temple Okimono metal rabbit Jikiro were imported from China

Jikiro were imported from China during the Ming dynasty to the Ryukyu kingdom in Okinawa

This listing is for a kuro raku hira chawan made around 40-50 years ago by noted potter

Aizu is now one of the centres of lacquerware production in Japan

The mouth can be opened and closed and it’s holding a sword

Both have some glaze imperfections

Ginkakuji Temple Okimono metal rabbit Jikiro were imported from China*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 1625 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND UPGRADES. This listing is for a temple ornament made around 40 years ago. It is made of sheet metal and depicts Ginkakuji Temple in Kyoto. Ginkakuji is also known as the Silver Pavilion, and is the companion of Kinkakuji, the larger and more popular Golden Pavilion. Kinkakuji is plated with gold, but Ginkakuji remains un plated. Despite