Thank you for viewing. Please be sure to read the profile section before making a transaction. I will not respond to comments asking if a price reduction is possible. Please specify the price when negotiating. Tokoname-yaki Yusen-saku Kyusu (Teapot) and Couple Yunomi (Teacups) Set A masterpiece of Tokoname-yaki, Made by Yusen Konishi (father of Yohei Konishi), Nerikomi (clay kneading) A tea set with a Nerizuri (kneaded) technique featuring numerous color schemes. Comes with a matching box. The flowing, overlapping marble patterns of various colors, Smooth texture, With a novel and modern design, A unique and magnificent piece. Both the kyusu and yunomi have the mark "Yusen" on the bottom. *Yusen Konishi* Born March 23, 1913 (deceased) Teacher: Shodai (First Generation) Sekisen. He devised various techniques for modern Tokoname-yaki tea utensils. Especially regarding colored clay, as a culmination, he used the "cut" technique of Kiyomizu-yaki's Nerizuri method to express kaleidoscope-like patterns, and expressed the "Kujakude" (peacock hand) pattern through the use of a potter's wheel. In his later years, he produced tea utensils using Tokoname's unique Hidasuki (fire-streak) and Mogake (seaweed-ash glaze) techniques. He was also known as one of the Tokoname Sansen (Three Immortals of Tokoname) along with Sekisen and Kisen. This item has been stored at home for a long time in its matching box, and the condition is good with no significant damage. ■Notes ・This is a home-stored item. The condition is good, but please purchase only if you understand this. ・Please understand that the descriptions of color, damage, etc., are based on my subjective assessment.