Tsukigata Nahiko Oni Iga Chawan (tea bowl), tea ceremony utensils, with a shared box. Size: Height 9.5cm, Width 13cm Accessories: Shared box Condition: New [Tsukigata Nahiko] Born in Itoigawa City, Niigata Prefecture in 1923. His father was a stone carver, and his mother was a flower arrangement artist. After graduating from Nihon University College of Art, he became devoted to the ceramic spirit of Living National Treasure Toyozo Arakawa and began research on Oni Shino. He studied painting, photography, and color theory under Shinsei Arima, Shigeo Kanamaru, and Ryuzaburo Taguchi, while also becoming a follower of the Soto Zen sect. He presented Oni Shino works from the Tensho kiln, which scientifically investigated the Momoyama era old kilns.