Takehisa Tada Oku Hariko Ram red namahage 1950) is a female potter

1950) is a female potter and first generation master of Hanayama Gama

In 1981 she became independent and built a multi-chambered noborigama climbing kiln and named it Hotoku Gama

She received an award at the Women's Ceramics Exhibition

Kyoto and Hyogo

it’s held to enshrine a newly built Buddhist image and to put in a spirit to open its eyes to Buddhism)

Takehisa Tada Oku Hariko Ram red namahage 1950) is a female potter*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a papier mch oku hariko ram made around 20 years ago by Takehisa Tada. Oku hariko are a type of folk toy from the Oku district in Okayama Prefecture. Oku hariko have been produced since the Edo period and are made of recycled newspaper and coated in crushed oyster shell powder called gofun. Once the base is dried each