Pair of Tachikichi Bamboo Plates kishu-ware kogo and is characterized by an

and is characterized by an extremely large amount of iron oxide and other minerals contained in the soil

This particular bowl is a black kuro raku piece with a generous amount of gloss

It is wheel-thrown and coated in green-blue ryokusho glaze

5”) x 29

came up with the idea of holding the annual tea ceremony at Todaiji Temple

Pair of Tachikichi Bamboo Plates kishu-ware kogo and is characterized by an*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of plates made around 20 years ago for Tachikichi in Kyoto. They are made of stoneware slip and the front of each plate is decorated with bamboo brushwork. Bamboo is representative of summer and a popular motif for traditional brush paintings. They are suitable for daily use and the Tachikichi mark can be found on