[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools water pitcher] Kiyomizu ware, diamond shape, Shippou floral pattern, made by Hayashi Shuho

Size: Approx. 18.6 x 10.2 x 18cm
Author: Shuho Hayashi
Box: Wooden box...
[Hayashi Shuho Touen] Kiyomizu ware Heian Shuho
Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto City Fushimi Ward Fukakusa Kaido Town
[3rd generation: Heian Hideho] Hideho kiln
Born in Kyoto in 1958 (Showa 33)
Graduated from the Department of Electronic Engineering at Osaka Institute of Technology in 1983.
1984: Graduated from the Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Vocational Training School's Molding Course
1985-1986 Learned glazes at the Kyoto Industrial Testing Center Ceramics Training Course
In 1993, he held a two-person exhibition at Gallery Kobosora and Gallery Togei Rakubi.
From 1999, he worked on pottery using anagama kiln for three years.
2006: Won the NHK Kyoto Broadcasting Station Director's Award at the Kyoto-yaki Kiyomizu-yaki Exhibition
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The founder of Shuhogama, Chiba Yoshizo, was an active painter of blue and white porcelain in the mid-Meiji period in Aizu Hongo ware, Fukushima Prefecture. He was praised as a rare master, and went by the pen name "Senzan," and also worked on colored porcelain pieces.
[1st generation Shuho]
Yoshizo's third son, Chiba Shiro (Takeuchi Shiro), moved to Imakumano, Higashiyama, Kyoto before the war and started producing blue and white porcelain under the pen name "Shuho." After the war, he not only produced blue and white porcelain but also Kochi pieces.
[Second generation Shuho]
Takeuchi Keikichirou seems to have created many works that combine Kouchi porcelain and blue and white porcelain.
*It seems that he is the creator of the "Koshi Butterfly" design, which became a standard Koshi design.
[Third generation Hidemine (real name: Shinji)]
The business has been inherited by Shinji Takeuchi, the son of Keikichirou.