【Kei Tanimoto】 Born in Iga City, Mie Prefecture in 1948 (eldest son of Mitsuo Tanimoto) 1970 Studied under Sakuzo Hinen and Jin Kato in Mino 1972 Began pottery at Iga Mita Kiln 1973 Art study tour of 10 Western European countries 1973 Studied copperplate printing at Atelier 17 in Paris with William Hayter (until 1975) 1977 Returned to Japan and succeeded Iga Mita Kiln 1978 Held solo exhibition, and has held solo exhibitions in various locations since then 【Size】 Body diameter: approx. 10.5 cm, Height: approx. 9 cm (Search words, related to tea ceremony) Shiro Tsujimura Morihiro Hosokawa Kai Tsujimura Kazuya Furuya Kimihiko Imanishi Toyo Kaneshige Ryuichi Kakurezaki Takeshi Fujiwara Kei Fujiwara Toshu Yamamoto Togaku Mori Jun Isezaki Takashi Baba Koichiro Isezaki Hidetake Ando Kura Suzuki Toyozo Arakawa Tokuro Kato Goro Suzuki Yu Nishioka Goro Kawamoto Yuzo Kondo Takao Kato Naoto Yano Rui Mito Kiyomi Kawakami Shintaro Uchimura Naoki Kojima Munehiko Maruta Shigetoshi Nakazato Kenji Hara Toyo Kaneshige Takeshi Fujiwara Kei Fujiwara Toshu Yamamoto Togaku Mori Jun Isezaki Shoji Hamada Rosanjin Kitaoji Kenki Tomimoto Kanjiro Kawai Living National Treasure Koshino Kichizaemon Raku Kozo Kato Ko-Iga Yu Nishioka Goro Suzuki Habutai (broken bag) Kiyoaki Tsuji Shiro Tsujimura Toyo Kaneshige Jun Isezaki Ko-Imari Kohei Nakamura Mino ware Oribe Kizeto Setoguro Nezumi Shino Nezumi Shino Ko-Toki (old pottery) Ko-Toji (old ceramics) Shimpei Mawatari Katsunori Sawa Kiyotsugu Sawa Antique Yukiko Yamada Bernard Leach Antique Vintage Toki Mizunami Tajimi Kani Kozo Kato Kura Kato Ko-Karatsu Waredaiko (broken foot) Ko-Hagi Mu-an Nakazato Taroemon Nakazato Ko-Imari Manji Inoue Imaemon Genemon Kakiemon Porcelain arita1616 Kyusetsu Miwa Ido Chawan (Ido tea bowl) Koryo (Goryeo) Fujio Koyama Shogo Ikeda Raku Oni-Hagi Seika Suda Yohei Seifu Shichibei Shimizu Zengoro Eiraku Yuzo Kondo Yoshimichi Fujimoto Jyuemon Kato Hounsai Sokuchusai Koreya Izumida Sekiso Chawan (layered tea bowl) Kazu Yamada Yu Nishioka Makoto Yamaguchi Shiro Tsujimura Ryotaro Kato Ichiro Hori Yaku Murakami Ken Mihara Arata Manabu Koju Nishioka Shimpei Mawatari Tatsuzo Shimaoka Chosen Kotoji (Korean old ceramics) Ri-cho (Joseon Dynasty) Waredaiko Chawan (broken foot tea bowl) Ao-Ido (blue Ido) Koryo Seiji (Goryeo celadon)