A special exhibition taking place at Tokyo's Toguri Museum of Art looks at various traditional shapes of Ko-Imari (literally 'old Imari') porcelain pieces. The event will showcase around 70 examples of Ko-Imari ware, including bottles, plates, and tea pots, with certain items dating back to the 17th Century.
Because Ko-Imari ware was seen as a practical product, many of the items on display have real-world use and application - although many would regard them as objectively beautiful, too!
Adult admission to the event is priced at 1200 yen.
