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This matcha bowl features a striking design of karahana (Chinese flowers) expressed through scraping on the inside. Yuichi Sakakibara (Kuroishi Kiln) - Biography Born in Tokoname, Aichi Prefecture in 1968 Graduated from Tokoname High School, Ceramics Department in 1986 Studied under Mr. Hiroshi Shimizu of Rakuzan Kiln Studied at the Garaku Kiln in Poju, South Korea in 1987 Studied at the Muju Kiln in South Korea in 1992 Established the Kuroishi Kiln in Odaka, Komono-cho, Mie-gun in 1993 First entry and selection at the Tokai Traditional Crafts Exhibition in 2001 Exhibited at the Kinrinkai Exhibition at Meitetsu Department Store and the Tea Utensils Seven Person Exhibition at Keio Department Store Seiseki Sakuragaoka Store in 2004 #kottosya's Matcha Bowl ◆Size Diameter ∅14.0cm x Height 7.0cm ◆Scratches, Condition It appears to be unused as there is almost no sign of use. There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but please understand that it has been stored for a long time. "Kuroishi Kiln" kiln mark on the side of the foot. Comes with a wooden box. I am also selling other tea utensils. #kotosya's Tea Utensils We also offer combined discounts. Please find your favorite items. 【About Shipping】 *We usually ship within 1-2 days, but shipping may be delayed during the Obon and New Year holidays. Please check the profile for details. #tea ceremony #usucha (thin tea) #koicha (thick tea) #Omotesenke #Urasenke #Edosenke #matcha bowl #chanoyu (tea ceremony) #antique #contemporary artist
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