Shuzendo Year of the Snake Tea Ceremony Bell ox teapot and in 1970 the Japan

and in 1970 the Japan International Exhibition selected a piece made by Kizan II and presented it to the visiting Emperor and Empress

This type of pottery has been in production for over 1000 years

unpatterned pottery that is fired at high temperatures in noborigama climbing kilns that take advantage of the slopes found at the foot of mountains

He has held eighteen solo exhibitions nationwide

This listing is for a large wood-fired Hagi-ware tumbler made by noted potter

Shuzendo Year of the Snake Tea Ceremony Bell ox teapot and in 1970 the Japan*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Nambu tekki tea ceremony bell made by Shuzendo. During tea ceremony, a bell can be used to signal the start of the ceremony or as a decorative item during the New Year. The bell in this listing is made of iron and the handle is moulded to resemble a snake. This piece was made to commemorate the Year of the Snake in