Nitten artist Mizunoshuzan's Ofukei Jujube-shaped Mizusashi (water container)
※Product Details
Exquisite O-fukami Natsume-shaped Mizusashi (water container) by Mizuho Juzan, an artist recognized by the Nitten Exhibition.
This is a magnificent piece featuring four decorative applied floral motifs at 90-degree intervals on the upper body.
※Condition
The piece has no external dents.
The pattern shown in the 4th image is original and has been present since its creation.
This item has been stored at home for a long period.
The box is not included.
Please review the images and consider your purchase.
※Size
Approximate dimensions: Height 13.5cm, Diameter 12cm
※Artist Information
Mizuho Juzan (Second Generation) Born 1871 - Died 1978
Born into a pottery family in Seto.
Real name: Sakae Mizuno.
Inherited the name Juzan in 1931 and studied under Tatsukichi Fujii.
Selected and awarded in various exhibitions including the Tougei Ten (Ceramics Exhibition), Kougei Ten (Crafts Exhibition), Export Exhibition, and Nitten Exhibition.
His works are permanently preserved at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Resides in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture.
Thank you for viewing.
Exquisite O-fukami Natsume-shaped Mizusashi (water container) by Mizuho Juzan, an artist recognized by the Nitten Exhibition.
This is a magnificent piece featuring four decorative applied floral motifs at 90-degree intervals on the upper body.
※Condition
The piece has no external dents.
The pattern shown in the 4th image is original and has been present since its creation.
This item has been stored at home for a long period.
The box is not included.
Please review the images and consider your purchase.
※Size
Approximate dimensions: Height 13.5cm, Diameter 12cm
※Artist Information
Mizuho Juzan (Second Generation) Born 1871 - Died 1978
Born into a pottery family in Seto.
Real name: Sakae Mizuno.
Inherited the name Juzan in 1931 and studied under Tatsukichi Fujii.
Selected and awarded in various exhibitions including the Tougei Ten (Ceramics Exhibition), Kougei Ten (Crafts Exhibition), Export Exhibition, and Nitten Exhibition.
His works are permanently preserved at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Resides in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture.
Thank you for viewing.
Category
Craft
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Tokyo
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