Kasouhidenshuu (家相秘傳集 上下), Vol 1 & 2, by Matsuura Kinkaku (松浦琴鶴) metal wooden Japanese rice ball with

wooden Japanese rice ball with detachable Nori seaweed

while the straight hem keeps the look simple and versatile for everyday wear

pink of light green glaze on the inside

These black glazed plates have a metallic look

which also can serve as its own rest without the outer frame

Kasouhidenshuu (家相秘傳集 上下), Vol 1 & 2, by Matsuura Kinkaku (松浦琴鶴) metal wooden Japanese rice ball withKasouhidenshuu (), authored by Matsuura Kinkaku (), is a significant work in the realm of traditional Japanese architectural philosophy. The two volume collection delves into Kasou (), a practice akin to Chinese feng shui, focusing on the auspicious design and arrangement of homes and buildings. Shown here is Volume 1 of the collection, published by Bunseido () in 1936 (). Matsuura Kinkaku, born in Osaka during the late Edo period, was a prolific