Artist: Kyosen Baba Title: After Rosanjin, Celadon Double Fish Motif Mukozuke (Small Bowl), Set of 5 Kyosen Baba Kyosen's works, primarily in sometsuke (blue and white), also include porcelain, ceramic, gold, and red-painted pieces. He constantly researches and creates a wide range of items, including household tableware, high-end restaurant tableware, tea ceremony and flower arrangement utensils, and decorative crafts. You can enjoy vessels that creatively enhance life and enrich daily living throughout the four seasons. After graduating from a ceramics high school in 1952, he apprenticed under his father, the first Kyosen Baba. In 1976, he succeeded as the second Kyosen. In 1993, he exhibited at the "Contemporary Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki Paris Exhibition" at the annex of the Japanese Embassy in Paris. ●Size Height: 5.0cm Diameter: 16.4cm ●Accessories Original box Selected by Kazuko Kitaoji ●Condition No noticeable scratches or stains. 【Other Notes】 Plate stands are not included. The items are mainly old, and there may be age-related deterioration not explicitly mentioned in the description. Please examine the product images carefully before purchasing. Please ask if you have any questions. Packing materials will be recycled. Thank you for your understanding. Fine Art Crafts Mingei (Folk Art) Antique Old Art Old Folk Tools Old Tools Used Retro Edo Period Meiji Period Taisho Period Showa Period Heisei Period Antique Vintage Tea Ceremony Utensils Sencha (Tea Ceremony) China History