[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools Matcha tea bowl Hinamatsuri] Standing Hina dolls Seikanji kiln Made by Shohei Sugita

Size: Approx. diameter 12.2 x height 8.1 cm
Author: Seikanji Kiln by Shohei Sugita
Box: Wooden box
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[4th generation]
Born in Kyoto in 1942
1960 Kyoto College of Art and Design (now Kyoto University of Art and Design)
1962 Kyoto Municipal Industrial Research Institute
2000: Fourth generation successor
The Seikanji Kiln seal was bestowed by the 15th head of the Urasenke school, Hounsai, and Kakunyu.
Member of the Kyoto Traditional Potters Association
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[Girls' Festival] The "Girls' Festival" was originally called the "Joshi" or "Joimi" festival, and referred to the first day of the snake in March. However, it was later decided to be held on March 3rd.
Hinamatsuri is an annual event in Japan that prays for the healthy growth of girls. The Hina dolls (mainly male and female dolls) are decorated with cherry blossoms, tangerines, and peach blossoms, and are offered Hina Arare and diamond-shaped rice cakes. Food and drink such as sake and chirashi sushi are also served. It's a fun festival.
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