[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Akaraku tea bowl, cylindrical tea bowl, made by Taniko Ishiko (Isojima Kiln), Umehana and Yukiko, handwritten by Horinouchi (Kenchuusai)

Size: Approx. diameter 11 x height 10.4cm
Author: Kosaku Tanikoishi (Iso Island Shimagama)
Handwritten by Horinouchi
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[First Generation] Isojima Kiln
The first generation Taniko Ishiko started firing Raku ware in 1910.
[2nd Generation] Isojima Kiln
In 1926, he taught the practical skills of Raku ware pottery under the tutelage of the first master.
Held a ceramics exhibition at Mitsukoshi in Osaka in 1935 and at Shirokiya in Tokyo in 1959.
[3rd Generation Keikoku Ishika (Taniko Ishika)] ​​Isoshima Kiln

The third generation Ishika learned the practical skills of Raku ware pottery under the second generation.
In 1985, he held a pottery exhibition at Maruei in Nagoya.
In 1987, he exhibited at the Mie Ceramic Art Exhibition at Matsubishi in Tsu.
January 1988: Exhibited at the Isojima Kiln Exhibition and Lacquerware Exhibition at the Nagoya Mitsukoshi Art Salon
Since then, he has been exhibiting and studying handmade Raku ware suitable for the tea ceremony.
[The next generation will be Masaki Taniko]
(Together with Ishika and Masaki: currently studying Raku ware)
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Box: Wooden box
Caution: Raku ware glaze may be sensitive to acids.
●The clay used for Raku ware has a coarse grain.