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    Yamuchin Chawan | Vintage Japanese Tsuboya pottery teabowl bowl #5102

    ¥23,800
    SKU:
    5102
    Condition:
    Used
    Shipping:
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    Height: approx. 7.0 cm (2 3/4 in)

    Caliber: approx. 13.0 cm (5 1/8 in)

    Weight: 326g (w/ box  840g)

    Kobashigawa Eisho
    1877-1952
    male
    tsuboya pottery

    Also known as Kobashigawa Nio. A potter from the Taisho-Showa era. For generations, the family was engaged in pottery at Tsuboya, a town of government kilns during the Ryukyu Kingdom era. He was the third generation branch of the Kobashigawa family line. He was excellent at glaze blending. Nio, Kinjo Jiro and Aragaki Eizaburo are affectionately known as the Tsuboya Three Men, as they brought public recognition to Okinawa's representative pottery, Tsuboya pottery.