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D. 14.5cm～15cm H. 4.5cm～5cm
The design of the large circular window in the center of the prospect and the pattern structure around it reminds one of a large hibiscus flower, which is why it is called fuyoude in Japan. This pattern was also popular in Western Europe. In addition to birds, the prospective design depicts flowers, butterflies, large leaves, and scroll-like scrolls.
At the end of the Ming dynasty in China, the Jingdezhen private kilns produced pottery known as kosometsuke, shonzui, and Nanjing red glaze, which came to Japan. In Japan in the early Edo period, there was a trend for tea masters to have new and novel tea ceremony utensils and eating and drinking utensils ordered and fired, and it is believed that tea ceremony utensils and eating and drinking utensils to the Japanese taste were ordered from China.
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