[Tea utensils/flower vase for display] Karakane (karakone) water bottle by Kadoya Ikkei

Recommended size: Approx. 10.6cm diameter x 25.3cm height
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Important Intangible Cultural Property Holder: Living National Treasure Born in 1904 on October 12th in what is now Fukae, Higashinari Ward, Osaka City, as the fourth son of father, Kakutani Minosuke, and mother, Haru. Real name: Tatsujiro1910 Age 6Around this time, he started helping out his father, a metal foundry worker1925 Age 21First entry in the Osaka Craft Exhibition won an award1958 Age 54At the 5th Japan Craft Exhibition, his "Ebi Kama" won the Takamatsunomiya Prize1961 Age 57At the 8th Japan Traditional Craft Exhibition, his "Spinning Top Kama" won the Asahi Shimbun Prize1973 Age 69Created 31 pieces of the sacred mirrors for the 60th Ise Grand Shrine Shikinen Sengu Ceremony1976 Age 72Received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Fourth Class1978 Age 74Certified as a holder of an Important Intangible Cultural Property (tea ceremony kettle)1993 Age 89Created 31 pieces of the sacred mirrors for the 61st Ise Grand Shrine Shikinen Sengu Ceremony1999 Age 95Died on January 14th at the age of 95
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Artist: Kamaki Kadotani, kettle maker Box: Wooden box
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Flower vase, flower vase for placing, for placing