Tea ceremony utensils Matcha tea bowl Hydrangea Hydrangea painting Minazuki kiln Fujitani Yoshiya Fujitani Yoshiya

[Yoshiyama Fujitani, real name: Yoshikazu]
Born in Kyoto in 1948 (Showa 23)
1968 Completed Kyoto Prefectural Ceramics Training School
*Studied under the late Miyagawa Koun
1980: Opened in Kinugasa, Kyoto
In 1989, he was given the name Minazukigama by Master Daiki Tachibana.
●Currently: Pottery made at Minazuki Kiln (Takagamine)

size	Each is approximately 11.6cm in diameter and 7.3cm in height.
author	Minazuki Kiln
box	Wooden box
remarks	Shape, shoe shape

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