Kamei Miraku Takatori Ware Pair of Teacups with Tomobako (Original Box) Mouth diameter 6.7 / 6.1 cm, Height 7.7 / 7.1 cm
24.42 $
Description
Takatori Ware Kiln Main Branch, 14th Generation, Kamei Miraku
Holder of Intangible Cultural Property Craftsmanship Techniques, Enshu Seven Kilns
With original box and booklet
[Ceramic History]
Born in Takatori, Fukuoka City. Real name Genhachiro. After the war, he studied under his grandfather, the 13th generation Takatori Ware potter Kamei Yataro Miraku, and began serious pottery making. In 1964, he was selected for the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition for the first time and continued to be selected thereafter. In the same year, he succeeded to the name of the 14th generation Miraku. In 1981, he became a full member of the Japan Crafts Association. He also repeatedly won selections at the Western Japan Crafts Exhibition. In 1988, he received the International Arts and Culture Award, and in 1991, the Fukuoka Prefecture Skill Merit Award. He follows the lineage of the Imperial Kiln and excels in elegant tea ceramics favored by Enshu.
Details
CategoryCraftConditionNew/unusedShippingIncluded in price (by seller)FromAichi
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