Showa Retro Antique New Kyoto ware Enshu Shichiyo Asahi-yaki 74th Generation Toyosai Asahi made Hakeme Chawan Sencha bowl set of 6 Yunomi Sencha utensils Tea ceremony utensils Paulownia wood box, matching cloth, bookmark, traditional crafts Enshu Shichiyo refers to the seven kilns of tea utensils that the tea master Kobori (1579-1647) of the mid-Edo period, sent molds and other items to, to have them made to his liking. Toyosai Asahi is a successor to a family of traditional ceramic artists. Many of his works are traditional and evoke nostalgia, yet they are also full of elegance and give a sense of luxury. Furthermore, the unique modeling and coloring atmosphere are also one of the unique charms. Asahi-yaki is also famous in the ceramic world for producing high-quality tea utensils, and it is also listed in Enshu Shichiyo and Fumei Jikko. In addition, it has the characteristic that when fired, unique red spots appear due to the inclusion of iron in the clay. Size Diameter 8.6 Height 5.2 New and unused, but stored at home I untied the string and took the photos. The wooden box will be used as packing material. Please purchase with your understanding. In the shop We also have other works by Toyosai Asahi. Kiyomizu-yaki: Jyogaku Hashimoto Matcha bowl, Mitsuo Kano cup, Hakuhou Mizusashi Green Kouchi Koharu-made confectionary bowl, Kiyomizu Rokubei color-changing sake cup Ikkan Kawao vase, Suibo Katsuno beer glass, compote stand, Seiraku Kondo large plate, Sencha bowl Tokoname-yaki Sencha bowl, Arita-yaki Sencha bowl, Ko-Imari Fukagawa Seiji Koransha Narumi, Mikasa, Noritake, Nikko, etc. Rare Showa retro tableware, Kutani ware, Arita ware, Seto ware, Hagi ware, etc. are on sale Art Ceramics Pottery Traditional crafts #Enshu Shichiyo #Toyosai Asahi #Asahi kiln #Kyoto ware #Ceramics #Ceramic art #Traditional crafts #Antique #Antique #Sencha utensils #Sencha bowl #Tea ceremony utensils #Hakeme Chawan #Kyoto ware