As the adage goes, "cranes live for 1000 years, turtles live for 10,000 years,” the crane and turtle motif, originating from China, symbolizes good luck and embodies the notion of perpetual youth and longevity.
The phrase "Crane lasts a thousand years” dates back to the Chinese Han Dynasty (around 130 B.C.). It derives from the concept expressed in the saying, "鶴寿千歳、以極其游、蜉蝣朝生暮死、尽其楽”.
Turtles, known for their longevity compared to humans, frequently appear in various myths.
In Chinese culture, Mt. Horai is believed to be inhabited by immortal hermits, with the turtle serving as the messenger, thus establishing its image as a symbol of longevity and immortality.
This container, featuring a lid, is perfect for storing delicacies or small items.
Moist Collection
A fusion of traditional Nabeshima ware techniques and Hataman's unique expression method applied to Nabeshima celadon porcelain. This innovative approach brings forth a delightful moist and matte texture, promising an irresistibly comfortable tactile experience that beckons you to explore further. The gentle, light green hue adds to its allure.
Designed and Hand-painted by Hataman Touen
Made in Imari, Japan
