Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, lid rest, Godai lid rest, plum lid rest, Karagane, Karakin, plum and ginkgo openwork, made by Kato Chuzaburo, free shipping, plum and ginkgo openwork

Size: Approx. diameter 4.8 x height 5.4 cm
Author: 12th generation Chuzaburo Kato (Kamashi)
Box Wooden box

[12th generation Chuzaburo Kato (real name Ryozo)] Kama-shi
Owari Domain, Okama-shi
Born in January 1948 (Showa 23)
Studied under Kazuki Kakutani and Akira Saito
In 1982, he inherited the kettle from his teacher, the 11th Tadasaburo.
1991 (Heisei 3) Succeeded to the name of the 12th generation Chuzaburo
Currently a member of the Japan Metal Casting Association and the Kinrinkai
[13th Generation: Chuzaburo Kato (real name: Daichu)] Eldest son of the 12th Generation
Born in 1974 as the eldest son of the 12th generation, Chuzaburo Kato
1999 Graduated from Aichi Prefectural University of the Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Japanese Painting major
2001: Graduated from the Graduate School of Fine Arts, majoring in Japanese painting
He studied under Akira Saito, an important intangible cultural asset (casting), and also under his father, the 12th generation Chuzaburo Saito.
March 2013: Succeeded to the name of the 13th generation Kato Chuzaburo
At the same time, a succession commemorative exhibition will be held at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Nagoya.

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