[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl] Ash glaze Kanjaku (Fukuyoshijaku) Inner gold Made by Ryoji Nakamura

●Kansuzume (Winter Sparrow) [Fukurasuzume] (Fukurasuzume)…It is also called "Fukurasuzume" because it looks like it has all its feathers puffed up.
The winter sparrow is also a seasonal word.
・A sparrow around the time of the Great Cold looks plump and lively. This is apparently where it became a seasonal word for winter.
- It is also an analogy for the auspicious idea of ​​ringing in the New Year with food under one's wings.
Fukura sparrow...One of the family crests and patterns. A design of a sparrow with its wings outstretched.
A way of tying women's hair. It is a variation of the Chinese topknot, with two topknots on the left and right.

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Size: Approx. diameter 11.6 x height 8.7 cm
Author: Ryoji Nakamura
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(Younger brother of Akiho Nakamura)
Born in Higashiyama, Kyoto in 1955
1979: Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Pottery Technical College, Molding Department and Research Department
After that, he studied Kiyomizu ware under Inoue Shunpo, Nakamura Suiran, and Nakamura Shuho.
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Box: Wooden box