[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Hagi ware Carbonized old Hagi Kohiki Mt.Fuji (Mt. Fuji) Katami-gai Made by Shimizu Keiko (Kousetsugama) Old Hagi revival

●World Heritage Site "Mt. Fuji and Mihonomatubara (World Heritage Site)"

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Size: Approx. diameter 12 x height 8cm
Artist: Hirokatsu Shimizu (Hirokatsu) Kousetsuki Kiln
Note: Carbonized old bush clover, powdered hagi
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[Hirokatsu] Kousetsukigama Hagi ware artist
Graduated from Yamaguchi Prefectural Hagi High School in 1960
Graduated from Rikkyo University in 1965 (studied at kilns in western Japan)
In 1978, he became a Living National Treasure and the 11th generation master of the Miwa Kyusetu Kiln, serving as an assistant to Ryusaku Miwa.
September 1984: Selected for the Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Exhibition
In 1985, he was selected for the "Shirohagi Tea Bowl" exhibition at the Tanabe Museum of Art.
September 1985: Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Exhibition Honorable Mention
In 1986, he was selected for the "Shirohagi Tea Bowl" exhibition at the Tanabe Museum of Art.
September 1987: Selected for the Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Exhibition
September 1991: Selected for the Yamaguchi Prefectural Art Exhibition
In 2001, he was selected for the "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" at the Tanabe Museum of Art for his work "Hagi, Kohiki, Onikumagawa Tea Bowl."
In 2002, he was selected for the "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" at the Tanabe Museum of Art for his work "Hagi, Kohiki, Onikumagawa Tea Bowl."
In 2003, he was selected for the "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" at the Tanabe Museum of Art with his work "Hagi, Kohiki Tea Bowl."
In 2010, the work "Hagi, Kohiki Half-Cylinder Tea Bowl" was selected for the "Tea Ceremony Art Exhibition" at the Tanabe Museum of Art.
In 2016, he was selected for the "Chanoyu Art Exhibition" at the Tanabe Museum of Art for his "Kohagi Revival Kohiki Half-Cylinder Tea Bowl."
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Box: Wooden box