Shimaoko Tatsuzo Mashiko-ware Yunomi konoha tea bowl In the early 1900s Shoji

In the early 1900s Shoji Hamada took Mashiko-ware to a whole new level when he began promoting the folk art movement

In he received Second Prize at the 8th Saga Flower Pottery Exhibition

The set consists of a small 175ml hobin teapot

In 1985 another one of his tsubo vases was chosen for the 16th Ceramic Society Traditional Crafts Exhibition

Shokawa Hikimono Kiji refers to turned wood products from the Tonami district in Toyama Prefecture

Shimaoko Tatsuzo Mashiko-ware Yunomi konoha tea bowl In the early 1900s Shoji*FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES SHIPPING IS SET FOR EMS EXPRESS TO ALL DESTINATIONS. This listing is for a pair of Mashiko ware yunomi made around 30 years ago by Living National Treasure, Shimaoka Tatsuzo. They are wheel thrown and decorated with Shimaokas signature Jomon zogan technique. Jomon zogan refers to the technique of applying white slip over rope impressions on the surface of wet clay. Shimaoka mostly used braids for rolling, as his father was a