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[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Celadon tea bowl Ring flower tea bowl Bakohan-utsushi (copy of a grasshopper) Made by Imaoka Myoken
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1. The original is a national treasure: the six-petaled celadon tea bowl
1. This is a celadon ring flower tea bowl fired at Longquan kiln in China, and its shape and the color of the celadon glaze are the most beautiful tea bowls. It is said that in the late Heian period, around the beginning of the Angen era (1175), Taira no Shigemori donated gold to Ikuo Mountain in Zhejiang Province, China, and the bowl was sent in return by Zen master Goji Butshou of Ikuo. It later became a treasured possession of Ashikaga Yoshimasa.
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[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Celadon tea bowl Ring flower tea bowl Bakohan-utsushi (copy of a grasshopper) Made by Imaoka Myoken
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The original is a national treasure: Six-petaled form
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[Imaoka Myoken (real name: Shuzo)]
Born in 1955 in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City
1972 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Technical College, Molding Department
Worked at a pottery studio in Sentsuji, Kyoto.
1977: Studied under Kiyokazu Hara
1981: Opened in Yamashina, Kyoto
[Wife Miyako Imaoka]
[Child Sanshiro Imaoka]
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[Oishi Tokuyuki] Toryogama
*Author profile: Born in Kyoto in 1949.
* Graduated from the specialized course at Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Vocational Training School in 1975.
*Learned tea ceremony pottery at Nishimura Tokusen Studio.
*Specialty: Tenmoku and Celadon
Selected and awarded at numerous Japanese traditional craft exhibitions. Full member of the Japan Crafts Association.
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