Kato Sekishun (1870-1943) Tatsutanishiki glazed raku tea bowl #3528
¥27,300
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- 3528
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- width: approx. 13.2cm (5 13/64in) x 12.7cm (5in)
- tall: approx. 7.8cm (3 5/64in)
- weight: 340g (gross 540g)
Kato Sekishun (Hoyuken Sekishun 1870-1943)
Born 1870. A favorite of Itagaki Taisuke (famous as a leader of Movement for Liberty and People's Rights), he was given the title of Hoyuken. After opening a kiln for Nagono-yaki ware in 1914, he constructed the Kasumori Kiln, producing raku ware with a distinctive glaze known as "Tatsuta-nishiki". He died in 1943.
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