Nishimura Ichiraku Dounyuu Utsushi Chawan tenmoku kusenaoshi It is fashioned from one

It is fashioned from one single block of wood

who is the current master of the family kiln located in the Gojozaka pottery district in Kyoto

Kato is best known for his splendid celadon glazed pieces with dabs of iron oxide

The monkey quickly set off to gather nuts

however these rotund types can be traced back to the latter part of the Edo Period

Nishimura Ichiraku Dounyuu Utsushi Chawan tenmoku kusenaoshi It is fashioned from one*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a kuro raku utsushi piece made around 20 years ago by noted potter, Nishimura Ichiraku. It is hand turned and a replica of a chawan named Plover. The original plover chawan was made by third generation raku master Dounyuu (1599 1656), also known as Nonkou. It is said that the triangular markings on the front of the bowl