Samukawa Hachiro Nachiguro Glaze Kishu-ware Chawan raijin and fujin and he exhibited at the

and he exhibited at the Overglaze Ceramics Exhibition and Kyo-ware/Kiyomizu-ware Exhibition

There’s minor surface wear on the exterior

as well as the Korean technique of applying slip to indentations on greenware

It first appeared in China during the Yuan period and eventually made its way to Arita in the very early 1600s

These patterns are copies of work produced by Ogata Kenzan (1663-1743) during the Edo period

Samukawa Hachiro Nachiguro Glaze Kishu-ware Chawan raijin and fujin and he exhibited at the*SHIPPING IS SET FOR EMS EXPRESS TO ALL AVAILABLE DESTINATIONS FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES. This listing is for a splendid Kishu ware chawan made around 20 years ago by the highly esteemed potter, Samukawa Hachiro. It is hand turned and coated in Nachiguro glaze. Nachiguro Yu is an opaque matte glaze made from black Nachiguro stones, and it was developed by Hachiros father Samukawa Seiho I. This is a very attractive piece, it has a strong presence and a