Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, matcha tea bowl, laurel, inner five lines, Yamakawa Gan Kiln, Sennyuji Kiln

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Today we will introduce the matcha tea bowl Gekkeiju from Yamakawa Gan Kiln.

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[First generation Ishimatsu]
Kutani ware pottery manufacturer in Shimohachiri Village, Nomi District, Ishikawa Prefecture
[Second Generation Iwao]
Making tea ceremony utensils in Kyoto.
[Third Generation Iwao]
Graduated from Kyoto Municipal Fushimi Technical High School (Ceramics Department)
Studied under Shimizu Rokubei
October 1963: Submitted to the Nitten Exhibition for the theme "Hana"
October 1963: Submitted to the Nitten Exhibition for the subject "Moe"
May 1970: Received the Governor's Award from the Kyoto Seiyokai
May 1977: Exhibited at the Five People Exhibition at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Tokyo
June 1981: Solo exhibition at Takashimaya Department Store in Tokyo
May 1983: Exhibited ceramic pieces jointly with dye designer Sensho at the Kyoto International Conference Center
October 1984: Exhibited at a mural exhibition at the Kyoto Ceramic Geikikan in cooperation with a dyeing designer.
April 1985: Exhibited at the Daiichi Life Building in Higashiosaka at the request of Chinese painter Shujiading.
October 1986: Exhibited at the tea ceremony exhibition at Kenninji Temple in Kyoto
March 1987: Exhibited Iwao's ceramics at the Osaka Takashimaya Department Store
October 1989: Solo exhibition at Naruse, Himeji
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[Atsushi Yamakawa] (Sennyuji Kiln/Gan Kiln) The eldest son of the third generation Iwao
1962 Born in Sennyuji Temple, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto
1982 (Showa 57) Enrolled in the Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Training Institute
1983: Entered the Kyoto Municipal Industrial Testing Institute and graduated from the specialized course.
After graduating in 1985, he continued to learn ceramic molding techniques under Professor Katsuro Kitamura at the same school.
2008: Certified as a traditional craftsman


Size: Approx. diameter 11.4 x height 8cm
Author: Yamakawa Gan Kiln
Box Paper box

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