Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, tea caddy, thick tea utensils, Kyoto ware, shoulder-attached tea caddy, shoulder-attached tea caddy, made by Sadakazu Okeya, made by Aoki Kando

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Today we would like to introduce a tea caddy for thick tea, a shoulder-thrust tea caddy made by Okeya Sadakazu, served by Aoki Mado.

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Size: Approx. diameter 5.6 x height 8.2 cm
Material Lid: Ivory
Author: Sadakazu Okeya
Box Wooden box

[First generation Sadakazu Okeya (real name Tooru)]
At the end of the Taisho period, the kiln was opened at its current location in Imakumano Hebigatani, Higashiyama Ward.
He exhibited at the Teibunka and Nitten Exhibitions, winning awards at each exhibition, and excelled in Tenmoku glaze.
[Second generation Sadakazu (real name Hiroshi)]
Member of the Japan Crafts Association
Member of the Kyoto Art and Crafts Artists Association
Born on January 6, 1933 (Showa 8)
1955 Graduated from Kyoto Fushimi High School, Ceramic Department
Located in Imakumanohozocho, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City

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