Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, matcha tea bowl, ash glaze, Kanjaku, Fukurajaku, gold leaf, made by Ryoji Nakamura

Kansuzume ( Fukura sparrow)

It is also called "Fukura Sparrow" because it has all its feathers puffed up.
The winter sparrow is also a seasonal word.
・A sparrow around the time of the Great Cold looks plump and lively. This is apparently where it became a seasonal word for winter.
- It is also an analogy for the auspicious idea of ​​ringing in the New Year with food under one's wings.
Fukura sparrow...One of the family crests and patterns. A design of a sparrow with its wings outstretched.
A way of tying women's hair.

[Ryoji Nakamura] (Younger brother of Akimine Nakamura)
Born in 1955 in Higashiyama, Kyoto
1979: Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Technical College, Molding Department and Research Department
After that, he studied under Inoue Shunpo, Nakamura Suiran, and Nakamura Shuho to hone his skills in Kiyomizu ware.

size	Approx. diameter 11.6 x height 8.7 cm
author	By Ryoji Nakamura
box	Wooden box

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