[Used] [Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, red bowl (with bottle)/earthenware stove] Karatsu ware, round bowl, 1 shaku 1 sun, made by Tokuzawa Moritoshi (Suegama), trivet, and bottom tile, 3-piece set

Set contents
・Round bowl Karatsu ware (approx. diameter 32.71 shaku 1 sun] x height 15 cm)
Author: Moritoshi Tokuzawa (Suegama)
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Suegama
Born in Kyoto in 1943
Suegama potter who revived the Suegama kiln, which flourished as a kiln for the Kuroda clan in Fukuoka, during the Showa period
Graduated from Tamagawa University Faculty of Agriculture in 1967
Studied under the 12th Nakazato Muan (Living National Treasure) and the 13th Nakazato Tarouemon
Kaneshige Sozan (Prefectural Intangible Cultural Property) (1909-1995), learned tea ceremony pottery from the younger brother of Living National Treasure Kaneshige Toyo, and further learned tea ceremony pottery from his father, Shigenobu (Fudoan).
In 1972, he built a split bamboo climbing kiln in Sarayama, Suemachi, Fukuoka Prefecture, and became independent.
Full member of the Japan Crafts Association Kiln name: Suegama
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・Bottom tile (approx. outer diameter 16.5 x [5.5 dimensions] height 0.8 cm)
・Trivet, unglazed (approx. outer diameter 14.3 x height 7.6 cm)
Box: Karatsu ware round bowl (wooden box)