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[Kitamura Kazuaki] Kazuyoshi's younger brother
The first Wazen came to Tokyo from Kutani and built a kiln in Higashiyama, Kyoto.
He moved his kiln to Omuro-Narutaki and, with the permission of Ninna-ji Temple and Gomon-seki, started producing Omuro-yaki pottery, focusing on tea ceremony utensils, which is still in its fourth generation.
[4th Generation: Kazuyoshi Kitamura]
Born in 1948, the eldest son of the 3rd generation
1967: Graduated from Kyoto Municipal Hiyoshigaoka High School, Art and Craft Course, Ceramic Arts Department
1991 Encouragement Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
4th Generation: Wazen (succeeded by the name)
1992: Minister of Education Encouragement Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
1994: Minister of Education Chairman's Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
1995: Minister of Education Obaku Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
1996: Minister of Education All Japan Senchado Federation Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
1997: Minister of Education All Japan Senchado Federation Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
1998: Minister of Education All Japan Senchado Federation Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
1999 (Heisei 11) Minister of Education Obaku Award at the Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition
2002 All Japan Sencha Crafts Association Award
2005 All Japan Sencha Crafts Federation Award 2006 All Japan Sencha Crafts Federation Award
2009 All Japan Sencha Crafts Association Award
2010: "Wazen Omuroyaki Exhibition: Zenzenzen" at Gallery Sogata in Kyoto
2011 Japanese Sencha Crafts Exhibition: Obaku Award for "Yellow Ground, Red Color, Four Loves, Water Pillar"
2013 Japan Sencha Crafts Exhibition: Obaku Award for "Yellow ground red color seven phrase tea utensils (octagonal)"
Size: Approx. 14.6cm diameter x 20cm height
Author: Wako Kitamura
Specifications 300W
Note: Specifications such as the heater cord and the color of the charcoal part may change.
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[Sencha tea utensils - Ryoro/charcoal-shaped electric heater] Ryoro made by Kitamura Kazuaki. Comes with electric heater (300W). Heater specifications may be subject to change.
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Brazier, tea stove, and brazier
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Japanese tea (green tea) and barley tea
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Retail price: ¥33,275
