Tea Ceremony Utensil Mizusashi (Water Jar) Yukihiko Kato Kose-to Single Spout Mizusashi Used
Home storage item, unused item, tea ceremony utensil, mizusashi (water container), Kōseto mizusashi, artist Yukihiko Kato (Izumigama)
Inherited the kiln passed down from father and grandfather in Izumi-cho, Seto City. Received the honor of being purchased by Emperor Showa (then Crown Prince) during his visit to the Nagoya Detached Palace. Continued pottery making thereafter.
Accessories
Custom-made lid, original box, original cloth
Size
Mouth diameter: 15.4 cm, Height: 15 cm, Height including lid: 17.1 cm
Notes
This is a Kōseto single-spout mizusashi made by Yukihiko Kato of Izumigama, with a custom-made lid.
It is a single-spout mizusashi, with beautiful form and excellent body shaping.
The glaze variations are also good, and the lid is custom-made.
It is in good condition with no scratches. (There are stains on the original box.)
We look forward to hearing from those who are interested.
Inherited the kiln passed down from father and grandfather in Izumi-cho, Seto City. Received the honor of being purchased by Emperor Showa (then Crown Prince) during his visit to the Nagoya Detached Palace. Continued pottery making thereafter.
Accessories
Custom-made lid, original box, original cloth
Size
Mouth diameter: 15.4 cm, Height: 15 cm, Height including lid: 17.1 cm
Notes
This is a Kōseto single-spout mizusashi made by Yukihiko Kato of Izumigama, with a custom-made lid.
It is a single-spout mizusashi, with beautiful form and excellent body shaping.
The glaze variations are also good, and the lid is custom-made.
It is in good condition with no scratches. (There are stains on the original box.)
We look forward to hearing from those who are interested.
Category
Craft
Condition
Almost new
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Saitama
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