Tea utensils, tea ceremony tools, confectionery containers, confectionery bowls, copy of Kenzan, maple leaf openwork, by Tomoaki Tanaka

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Today we are introducing a sweet bowl with autumn leaves openwork, a copy of Kenzan's work, by Tanaka Tomoaki.
Please take a look.

[Tomoya Tanaka (real name Michiko Tanaka)] Representative of Omuro Kiln
Born in Kyoto in 1958 (Showa 33)
1978: Graduated from Kyoto College of Art and Design, Department of Ceramics
Won a bronze medal at the university's graduation exhibition
1979: Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Training School
1980: Studied under Professor Yoshihisa Nakamura of Tofukugama and learned how to paint Ninsei/Kenzan ware.
In 1985, she opened her own kiln in Fushimi, Kyoto. Since then, she has held solo and group exhibitions around the country, showcasing her feminine sensibilities.

size Approx. 15.8cm length x 16.5cm width x 7.8cm height
author Written by Tomoya Tanaka

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Product code: kasibati-15
[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, sweets bowl] Sweets bowl, copy of Kenzan, maple leaf openwork, made by Tomoaki Tanaka
A little small

Related Categories:
Seasonal Tea Ceremony Utensils > Autumn (September 14th, Moon Viewing)
Tea ceremony utensils
Tea ceremony tools > Sweets containers, dried sweets containers, individual plates, Kurou
Sale price: ¥7,007
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