Ishizaki Koshiro Year of the Rat Kogo hanaogi zori Traditional techniques include tobikanna (jumping

Traditional techniques include tobikanna (jumping iron)

He studied under his father

please check the photos of the bottom of each cup

Rokubei III made a name for himself after he became inspired by Modernism and began to produce art nouveau pieces

Kimura’s father established the Tosho-en noborigama kiln back in 1923

Ishizaki Koshiro Year of the Rat Kogo hanaogi zori Traditional techniques include tobikanna (jumping*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a hakuji glaze kogo incense holder made around 20 years ago by Ishizaki Koshiro. It is made from a mould and shaped to resemble a plump rat. This piece was most likely made to commemorate the Year of the Rat back in 1996. The kogo in this listing is suitable for holding both woodchip and kneaded incense, although pottery