Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, tea container, thick tea container, Chinese tea utensils, eggplant tea container, Tamba ware, Ichino Shinsui kiln, Shifuku, Sokun Mado, slightly small

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Today we will be introducing the eggplant tea container, Tanba ware, Ichino Shinsuigama.

Please take a look.

size	Approx. diameter 6.8 x height 6.9 cm External diameter 2.6cm
material	Lid:Ivory
author	Ichino Shinsui Kiln
box	Wooden box

"Tamba ware (Tachikui ware), one of the six ancient kilns of Japan"
[First Generation: Nobumizu Ichino]
Born in 1932 in Tachikui, a village famous for Tanba ware.
He built a hole kiln and a climbing kiln in the tail of a pile, and has been selected for many exhibitions, including the Nitten Exhibition and the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition.
Presentation of tea caddy and tea bowl to Prince Takamatsu
Full member, Japan Crafts Association
[Second generation Ichino Shinsui] Ichino Katsu (real name: Katsuaki)
Born in 1957 in Tanba as the eldest son of the first Shinsui
Graduated from Kyoto University of Art and Design in 1977
1980 (Showa 55) Studied under the first Shinsui in Tanba
1991 (Heisei 3) Exhibited at the Horaikai, sponsored by my teacher, Uichi Shimizu
1993: Full member of the Japan Crafts Association
2002: Heisei 14th year: Succeeded to the name of the second Ichino Shinsui
He creates pottery in Tamba Tachikui and has won numerous awards and held numerous solo exhibitions.

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