Item Descriptions:
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● Made by Koh Lan.
About 1600 years ago, Kaoru-kai began manufacturing porcelain which is the predecessor of "Khalantan" in Hizen Arita, when the Genroku where Edo culture blossomed blossomed, the first Sakae Erikeemon.
And in the turbulent period of the Meiji Restoration that brought modernization to Japan, Arita ware lost all protection and support of the Saga Nabeshima clan.
It was the Yatsushiro Fukagawa Ryukeiemon who played a leading role in the revival.
A spirit of strong independence compiled the selected potter, painter and painter of the time and pottery merchants together and formed an association.
This is "Karin Do".
Sometimes the Meiji Eighth.
Afterwards, he won numerous honorable gold tiles at the World Exposition held in various countries around the world.
In addition to raising its evaluation overseas, it also extends to today's honor of Miyauchi purveyor in Meiji 19.
The product of "Karin Do" was elegant in Europe, centered on the elegant pattern, elegant dyeing and brilliant red painting on the white, hard transparent cloth unique to Arita porcelain, France's eighteenth century France
Ruri glaze of gold and silver, glaze of gold and silver, and green series products gently and gently in the eyes.
Products of "Karandan" are all evaluated as having made Arita's traditional style a step forward by compiling a diverse pattern of Arita color porcelain boasting all the tradition, and also known as "Khalantan style" and "Karandan style" in the world widely
It has been popular
Features:
- Body size: diameter 90 × height 50 mm
- Weight: about 450 g
- Material · Material: porcelain
- Country of Origin: Japan
Product information:
Shipping Weight: 648 g
Package Dimensions: 10.79 x 11.30 x 30.00 cm
SHIPPING METHOD
Delivered directly from Japan by Japan Post. It will take 3 to 5 business days to prepare the order for shipping. We guarantee careful packing and safe shipping.Please note that in some cases additional import or VAT charges may incur and have to be borne by the client.
1. Japanpost registered mail
Shipment by Japanpost Registered Mail (Standard). Trackable any time with tracking number. Insurance is not available. Delivery time usually is between 1-3 weeks from the date of dispatch. Some items are not eligible for Standard Shipping.
2. Qxpress Standard
Shipment by Qxpress standard service. Trackable at any time with tracking number. Registered and insured up to a value of item price and shipping fees.Delivery time is usually between 5-10 business days from the date of dispatch.
3. EMS
Shipment by Expedited Mail Service. Trackable at any time with tracking number. Registered and insured up to a value of $200 and usually delivered in 2-6 business day from the date of dispatch.
| Japanpost registered mail | Qexpress | EMS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shipping Method | Japanpost Registered Mail (Standard) | Standard Qexpress | EMS (Expedited Mail Service) |
| Trackable | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Insured | N/A | Yes (Up to item price and shipping fees) | Yes (Up to $200.00) |
| Asia | 1-3 weeks | 5-10 days | 2-5 days |
| Oceania; North America; Central America and the Middle East | 2-4 weeks | 6-14 days | 2-6 days |
| Europe | 2-4 weeks | 6-16 days | 3-8 days |
| South America and Africa | 2-4 weeks | 10-18 days | 4-8 days |
NOTICE:
- For overseas delivery, please be aware that damage to the outer box can be seen.
- If you would like to avoid as much damage as possible, please choose the EMS shipping method.
"According to Qoo10 guide line,overseas shipping fees will be charged to you extra if you choose Qxpress standard shipping.We recommend you to compare the total price of your purchase with EMS."
