Antique Japanese Edo Era 1800's Imari Ceramic Bowl Cobalt Blue & White 7" Tea Ceremony In Japan Bodhidarma or “Daruma-san”

In Japan Bodhidarma or “Daruma-san” is best known for staring at a wall for 9 years ignoring every one who came to ask him questions until a young monk determined to learn his Buddhist teaching cut off his own arm and presented it to Daruma-San as a sign of his devotion

This vase measures 7" in wide by 9" tall (18 x 23 cm)

Zelkova face (Elm)

Kōgō are used to hold powdered incense and are displayed in the alcove of a tea room

Antique Japanese Edo Era 1800's Imari Ceramic Bowl Cobalt Blue & White 7" Tea Ceremony In Japan Bodhidarma or “Daruma-san”This is an antique Japanese late Edo Era (c. 1850) Imari ceramic bowl. It's all hand painted with a design that features the very auspicious elements of Pine, Bamboo and Plum Blossom. This combined motif symbolizes strength and perseverance. The plate is made with high fired ceramics for lasting durability. This bowl measures 7" in diameter by 3" tall (18 x 7. 5 cm). Two of these bowls were available at the time of listing. One bowl per order. This