Umoregi-zaiku Bogwood Kogo iris futaoki A boy named Okununishi encountered

A boy named Okununishi encountered the rabbit lying in the grass wailing in pain

Hayashi Sozan III (b

Ueyama Zenpo (b

He also received an award from the Governor of Nagano Prefecture for his contribution to arts and culture

His son Hiroshi and his wife Tomoko are also active in the industry

Umoregi-zaiku Bogwood Kogo iris futaoki A boy named Okununishi encountered*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an Umoregi zaiku kogo made around 30 40 years ago by veteran umoregi artisan, Kotake Takashi. Umoregi translates as bogwood, a carbonised version of pine, yew and cypress trees that have been buried for many thousands of years. Bogwood occurs during the early stages of fossilisation, and it has been used to craft wares