Genuine Guaranteed Mizuno Komugi Original Work Shino Ear-handled Mizusashi Collector's Item Tea Ceremony Utensil Seto City

(Size)
Maximum diameter of Mizusashi: approx. 17.5cm x Height: approx. 16cm
Shared box width: approx. 20cm x Depth: approx. 19.8cm x Height: approx. 21cm

(Product Description)
This is a Shino Ear-handled Mizusashi by Mizuno Komugi, a ceramic artist from Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. It is self-made, undamaged, and comes with a shared box.
The condition is good.
It can be used and enjoyed in tea ceremonies regardless of the season.
The bottom of the work is marked with the character 古 (Ko).
This is an ear-handled Mizusashi with a constricted body, decorated with grass motifs at the bottom, and generously coated with Shino glaze.
It is a well-made piece with a stable feel.
The lid knob is also shaped like a bird. Please check the images.

This item is from a collector's estate sale. Please check the images.
★ This item was purchased in Kyushu.
It is being sold as is, as purchased. Thank you for your understanding.

(Biography)
Mizuno Komugi was born in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture in 1926 (Taisho 15).
He is the third son of Mizuno Shuzan.
He learned from his father from a young age.
He refined his ceramic skills under the tutelage of Kato Bakufuu.
Also known as Ichun-sai Komugi.
Selected for the Asahi Ceramic Exhibition and others.
Selected for numerous regional exhibitions.
Held solo exhibitions at Daimaru and other venues.

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