Nishizuka Choko II Wajima Eggplant Kogo celadon glaze teaware The clay they use is

The clay they use is high in iron content

It is made of wood and features hand-painted morning glory blossoms over a black lacquered base

Its size and shape is suitable for both woodchip and kneaded incense

This explains why Mumyoi-ware closely resembles Chinese Yi Xing teapot production

and was invited to become an exhibition judge

Nishizuka Choko II Wajima Eggplant Kogo celadon glaze teaware The clay they use is*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a splendid Wajima nuri lacquerware kogo made around 20 30 years ago by lacquerware master craftsperson, Nishizuka Choko II. It is moulded to resemble an eggplant, and the interior features sheets of gold foil. The beloved eggplant holds special meaning in Japan, it is seen as particularly good luck if your first dream in