〇【Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl】 Flat tea bowl Medaka Miyata Toyosaku or Uchiwa Nishio Zuiho or Small Hoozuki (sour cherries/hoozuki) Nishio Zuiho

Size: Medaka/Fan (approx. diameter 14.8 x height 5.9 cm)
Ground cherries (approx. diameter 13.8 x height 5 cm)
Author: Medaka (Yoshiaki Miyata)
Fan/Chinese lantern (by Nishio Zuiho)
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[Yutaka Miyata] Kozan Kiln
Born in 1935
In 1951, he studied under Kenzan Kinoshita.
In 1955, he studied under Nobuhisa Sato.
In 1959, he studied under Shinroku Tsuji.
In 1965, he inherited the fourth generation of Koyama Yaki.
In 1967, the kiln was moved to Higashikawa Kuragawa in Yokkaichi City (and renamed Kozan Kiln).
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[Third Generation Nishio Mizutoyo (real name Nobushige)]
1902: The first generation, Zuiho (Toyo), is born in Gifu Prefecture.
In 1917, he started working in Seto City, where he was involved in the manufacture and sale of ceramics.
In 1923, the company's predecessor, Nishio Shoten, was founded.
In 1929, he moved to Yokkaichi and began specializing in flower vases and tea ceremony ware.
1941: The second generation, Zuiho (Yuchi), is born.
In 1952, he studied under the first
In 1955, the first Nihon Gei Ten exhibition was held. Since then, the exhibition has won multiple awards, including the Minister of Education Award and the Minister of International Trade and Industry Award.
1960: The third generation, Zuiho (Nobushige), is born.
In 1983, Mr. Yutaka took over as the second head priest.
After training in Osaka, Shigenobu became the apprentice of the second generation.
In 1990, Shigenobu continued to foster young artists even after the Nitto Art and Design Exhibition ended.
In 2001, he succeeded the name of Shigenobu 3rd (still practicing today)
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Box: Paper box