1960’s Karako Porcelain Rice / Dipping Bowls - 4.5 Inches Diameter - Set of 6

1960’s Karako Porcelain Rice / Dipping Bowls - 4.5 Inches Diameter - Set of 6

Set of six Karako porcelain rice/dipping bowls are in excellent vintage condition with no chips, stains, scratches, or crazing. They measure 4 1/2 inches across and about 2 inches deep. These would be a perfect addition to ...

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History
  • The bowls are representative of the 1960s design trends in Japan, which often focused on hand-painted artistry and playful themes.
  • Karako, meaning 'Tang children', reflects a traditional Japanese cultural motif that might evoke nostalgia for simpler times and childhood innocence.
  • The inclusion of an Ardco sticker suggests a link to a time when Japanese porcelain was gaining popularity in the global market, particularly in the mid-20th century.

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