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Zuisei Kahaku 'Kori Wari' Chataku kyusu They were made using press

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Description

They were made using press moulds and are unsigned

He then became a pupil of Shiramizu Rokusaburo (1867-1927)

and in 1972 he was appointed a jury at the Yamaguchi Prefecture Art Exhibition

whilst the front is unlacquered and has a natural finish

The stamp means that the clay for this little kyusu was sourced from the Aikawa gold and silver mine on Sado Island

Zuisei Kahaku 'Kori Wari' Chataku kyusu They were made using press*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of five chataku made around 20 30 years ago by Takaoka artisan Zuisei Kahaku. Each piece is made of copper alloy and features beautiful kori wari ice break patterns on the surface created using a similar process to etching. Chataku such as these are perfect for special occasions but also durable enough for daily

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