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the bottom of his pole
his work was selected for the Japan Traditional Art Crafts Exhibition
It’s more of a casual affair and held when the weather is fine
feldspar or silica can often be found on the surface
whereas ittobori carvers tend to make small ornaments and figurines
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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