【Nyotakuan Suda Shoho❗】Kyoto-yaki, the Phantom Master Suda Shoho made Aoido Chawan (tea bowl) with a matching box, tea utensils Unused item! Suda Shoho was a ceramic artist born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1885. He specialized in domestic kilns and Korean imitations, and his wide range of styles earned him the title "Phantom Master." In 1925 (Taisho 14), he was given the name "Shoho" by the 14th Urasenke generation, Tantansai Soshitsu. [Brief History] 1885: Born in Kyoto Prefecture Late Meiji period: Began making tea pottery, calling himself Shoun. 1925: Awarded the name "Shoho" by the 14th Urasenke generation, Tantansai Soshitsu. 1928: Traveled to Tokyo as a lecturer for the Toyukai. 1974: Passed away. Unused Aoido Chawan by Suda Shoho With a matching box! Brand: Suda Shoho Material: Pottery Accessories: Matching box Condition: Unused 【Google Search❗】is Mercari Pon-chan ... 3B/25062010.1379.2F.R2.O.L.UE.R. #Kyoto-yaki #Kiyomizu-yaki #SudaShoho #Nyotakuan #AoidoChawan #IdoChawan #KoreanTeaBowl #MasterCraftsman #Masterpiece #ExquisiteItem #ExcellentItem #TeaUtensils #TeaCeremonyUtensils #TeaBowl #Ri-choTeaBowl #DomesticKilns #KoreanImitation #PhantomMaster #14thUrasenkeTantansaiSoshitsu #Shoho #KyotoPrefecture #Shoun #TeaPottery #TantansaiSoshitsu #Urasenke #Toyukai #TeaRoom #TeaGathering #TeaCeremony #Tea Thank you for viewing.