Matsuo Rakushiken (1677-1752) Antique bamboo teaspoon #4366
¥19,700
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- spoon length: approx. 17.5cm (6 57⁄64in)
- weight: gross 24g
Tea master in the early Edo period. A disciple of Sotan. He was a disciple of Sotan, and was called Raku-takashiken. The Matsuo family was founded by Gosuke, son of Genzai Tsuji, who changed his family name to Matsuo after taking his mother's family name. Genzai was a renga master who lived until the early Tensho period (1573-92). Soji's great-grandson was Soji I (1677-1752), who later founded the Matsuo school of tea ceremony.
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