[Nakamura Kaho] (Tofukugama) Born in Kyoto in 1977 as the eldest son of Nakamura Gensui.
1993: Received training at Jukoin Temple, Daitokuji Temple
2000: Studied under his father, the first-generation Gensui, and is currently studying pottery making using traditional techniques.
2005: The second Nakamura Gensui inherited the business
2006: Held his first solo exhibition at the Takashimaya Kyoto store, Art Salon
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Tofuku Kiln
In 1975, Yoshihisa Nakamura opened a kiln near Tofukuji Temple.
In 1994, he was appointed as Gensui by Kankai of Jukoin Temple.
| size | Approx. diameter 11.9 x height 7.9 cm |
| author | By Nakamura Kaho |
| box | Paper Box |
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[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Snowflake pattern Made by Nakamura Kaho
Snowflake
Colorful tea bowl
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Sales price: ¥5,280
