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Tsukamoto opened a gallery and artist hall in 1998
and they are rarely seen in places like the Kanto region
*PLEASE NOTE THAT THE CHASEN TEA WHISK IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS LISTING
Giyaman refers to glass products created during the Edo period
and then appointed as a Living National Treasure one year later in 1997
Kataoka Seikan Wood-Fired Cups small basket Tsukamoto opened a gallery and*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of wood fired cups made by Kataoka Seikan. They are wheel thrown and wood fired in a noborigama climbing kiln. Both cups have a capacity of 260ml and feature what is known as hidasuki markings. Hidasuki refers to the process of wrapping wares with cords of straw which fire off and leave brilliant red streaks. The
