Vintage Japanese Serving Plate, Akahada Ware wool Martaban jars were traditionally used

Martaban jars were traditionally used for storing and transporting goods like wine

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Vintage Japanese Serving Plate, Akahada Ware wool Martaban jars were traditionally usedHandcrafted Akahada(red skin) Ware serving plate by Akiyama Oshio, from Nara prefecture. Features a rectangular form with textured, earthy brown body accented by cream and green glaze drippings that create organic, artisanal character. Ideal for serving or display. Includes original wooden box.