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Kanne
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  • Kanne
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  • height: 20 cm
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  • PL 59
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  • Asia Collection
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  • 15.12.2025

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Part of a set. Surface pattern (waritsuke monyō 割付文様), plant pattern (shokubutsu monyō 植物文様): triple line grid (misujigōshi 三筋格子) and yatsufuji no maru 八つ藤の丸 (circles of eight interwined wisteria blossoms around a flower in the centre)

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