Tsugaru Lacquerware Chataku Set meiji period box Typical decorating techniques include the

Typical decorating techniques include the Ao-Tsubu pattern with raised blue dots

Nakamura is best known for his Ninsei themed pieces and quality teaware

Kokei received a ‘Daibutsu’ chawan as a dedication from the ruling Mori clan located in the Choshu Domain

The Daruma in this listing is pink and made of papier-mâché

He studied under the highly regarded Kimura Ichiro (1915-1978)

Tsugaru Lacquerware Chataku Set meiji period box Typical decorating techniques include the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of ten Tsugaru lacquerware chataku from Aomori. This particular type of Tsugaru pattern is known as Kara Nuri. Kara Nuri is characterized by its smooth speckled appearance made with layers of sanded and polished lacquer. The chataku in this listing are made of wood and they feature dark green and black lacquer.