RESERVED - Small Shigaraki-ware Hanging Vase kashihara jingu ema A kobukusa is a small

A kobukusa is a small square silk cloth used to hold or display a chawan during the tea ceremony

He graduated from elementary school and began studying under painter Ueda Tetsuko

His facial expression is perfectly serene

In the early 1900s Shoji Hamada took Mashiko-ware to a whole new level when he began promoting the mingei folk art movement

RESERVED - Small Shigaraki-ware Hanging Vase kashihara jingu ema A kobukusa is a small*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small Shigaraki ware hanging vase made around 20 30 years ago. It has a hook on the back allowing it to be hung on the wall, and the front features natural ash glaze. The opening is wide enough to accommodate a few short stemmed flowers, and the signature of the potter can be found on the bottom. It comes with a paper