Yamane Seigan Gohonte Tumbler persimmon chasaji and coated in glossy brown

and coated in glossy brown glaze and small pieces of gold leaf

thus joining the ranks of the ‘unknown craftsmen’

Toushitsu means lacquered pottery

This listing is for a splendid Kyo-ware hira chawan made around 20 years ago by Shinonome Gama

however Japan didn’t have any technology for working with melted glass

Yamane Seigan Gohonte Tumbler persimmon chasaji and coated in glossy brown*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a large wood fired Hagi ware tumbler made by noted potter, Yamane Seigan. It is wheel thrown and features gohonte markings. Gohonte refers to the pale spots that appear on the pottery due to the natural reactions from the iron found in the clay when being fired in the kiln. The effect is beautiful and quite unusual, and