[Tea Utensils/Tea Utensils Matcha Tea Bowl] Small Tea Bowl (Ippuku Bowl) Sometsuke Shozui Made by Tokusen Nishimura (Shishui Gama)

●Xiangzui is a type of blue and white porcelain that was fired in a private kiln in Jingdezhen at the end of the Ming Dynasty in China upon order from Japan.
This is a skillfully crafted porcelain with a beautiful blue color on a moist surface.
One of his representative works has the inscription "Made by Gora Daiho and Wu Shozui" written in blue and white on the bottom, which makes it known as Shozui.

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Size: Approx. diameter 9.3 x height 7.1 cm
Author: Nishimura Tokusensaku (Shishigama)
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[4th Generation Tokuizumi]
He studied under the 3rd Tokuizumi and the 6th Shimizu Rokubei (member of the Japan Art Academy).
Judge of the Japan New Crafts Exhibition
Director of the Kyoto Craft Artists Association
Kyoto Murasakino Daitokuji Temple: Fukutomi Setsuko: Received a "Shisui" dyed brush from the former director
Kyoto Murasakino Daitokuji Temple: Received a "Tokusen" dyed brush from Director Takada Akira
In 1975, the company presented the "Gold Brocade Auspicious Tea Bowl" to the Hitachinomiya family, and has presented New Year's tea bowls every year since then.
1989 (Heisei 1) Presented a pair of "gold and silver colored chrysanthemum tea bowls" to the Mikasa family
2008: Succeeded to the 4th generation
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Box: Wooden box