Japanese Porcelain Bell Dorei Vtg Kutani Ware 7 Lucky Gods Daikokuten DR504 tanba yaki The name of the person

The name of the person in the Chushingura story

It is supposedly developed by a 14th-century monk named Shunkei and was a popular method in the 17th century of using clear lacquer to allow the natural appearance of the wood underneath to show through

Light green

Design: Child

Japanese Porcelain Bell Dorei Vtg Kutani Ware 7 Lucky Gods Daikokuten DR504 tanba yaki The name of the personVintage Japanese Porcelain Bell Dorei This is a vintage Japanese porcelain bell, or dorei. This bell is made of kutani ware porcelain and is shaped like Daikokuten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods who represents fortune. It has a braided red silk cord with tassels tied at the top and a small white clay ball inside. Dorei bells have a long history and have been used in festivals and ceremonies since the Jomon period (about 13000 to 2300 years ago) when