Matsumoto Teizan Mizusashi (Water Jar) Ko-Seto (Old Seto) with Tomobako (Original Box) Materials: Pottery, Wood, Lacquer Origin/Type: Oribe ware Artist/Kiln: Matsumoto Teizan, Teizan [Condition of the Item] Condition: Unused, stored item Size: Height 16cm, Width 15cm [Please consider the following before purchasing] ・Although it is unused, it has been in someone's possession. If you are looking for a perfect item, please refrain from purchasing to avoid any problems. ・The actual item takes precedence. ・The standards for the condition and any imperfections of the item vary from person to person. If you are concerned about minor details, cannot judge from the images, or desire a perfect condition, please refrain from purchasing. Type...Pottery ＜Matsumoto Teizan＞ The second son of Yamaguchi Jotetsu, he was adopted into his mother's family's kiln and succeeded it. He specializes in tea ceramics in Mizuno-cho, Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. ----------------------------------------------- Third Generation Yamaguchi Jotetsu Born in 1955. Assumed the name in 1999. From a family that has been engaged in pottery for over 300 years as "Akatsu no Kamaya Yamaguchi." Currently, he focuses on tea ceramics rich in elegance, such as Oribe, Shino, and Ko-Seto. He particularly demonstrates his skill in Oribe works. He was praised by the head priest of Nanzen-ji Temple in Kyoto, Master Kikusen. Pottery...Kutani ware