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Up for sale is this "Tokuda Yasokichi 3rd (1933-2009) Vintage Kutani porcelain sake cup #4986" If you have any questions please contact us before buy it. No reserve.
height: approx. 5.5cm (2 5⁄32 in)
width: approx. 6.2cm (2 7⁄16 in)
weight: 78g (w/ box 178g)
This is a sake cup created by Tokuda Yasokichi, a Living National Treasure of Kutani ware. The cup features a beautiful gradient from pale blue to deep purple, with a glossy glaze that enhances its appeal. The simple yet powerful form reflects Tokuda Yasokichi's exceptional skill and aesthetic sense. This sake cup not only fits comfortably in the hand and pleases the eye but also brings new discoveries and joy each time it is used.
Tokuda Yasokichi 3rd
1933-2009
male
kutani porcelain
living national treasure
From Ishikawa Prefecture. Real name is Masahiko. Graduated from the Kanazawa College of Art. Learned from his father Yasokichi. Issui-kai Exhibition prize winner and judge. His works have been procured by the Japan Fine Arts Exhibition and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Has received the NHK President’s Prize at the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition, as well as the Craft Association President’s Prize, and is a regular member. Became the third Yasokichi in 1988. Focuses on colored glaze, brilliant glaze, and blue glaze.