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Zoroku Mashimizu IV and Kato Toichi Kyo-ware Chawan tenmoku chawan the bottom of his pole

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the bottom of his pole

7”) x 33cm (12

Takayama refers to bamboo tea utensils produced in the Takayama district of Ikoma city in Nara Prefecture

This piece is intended for the summer months and comes with a paper box

Zoroku Mashimizu IV and Kato Toichi Kyo-ware Chawan tenmoku chawan the bottom of his poleThis listing is for a very special Kyo ware chawan which is a collaboration between two Kyoto artisans: potter Zoroku Mashimizu IV, and painter Kato Toichi. It is wheel thrown by Zoroku and hand painted by Kato. The simple yet skilfully painted design features a cormorant fishing bird painted with iron oxide. Cormorant fishing, known as ukai in Japanese, is a 1300 year old tradition particularly famous along the Nagaragawa River in Gifu, and the

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