Mino-ware Castle Futamono vintage Utsutsugawa vase Wood was used for all

Wood was used for all Kishu-nuri items until the 1950s

Konishi Shogoro is involved in both the production and development of lacquerware for both commercial and private use

In 1989 Tosei Gama was expanded and a gallery built in Yokkaichi in Mie

This listing is for a 100 tine chasen tea whisk and a ceramic tea whisk shaper

however there are some light marks on the bottom

Mino-ware Castle Futamono vintage Utsutsugawa vase Wood was used for all*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Mino ware futamono lidded case. Futamono are dishes for holding things like soup, pickles and small side dishes. The futamono in this listing is made of porcelain and moulded to resemble a Japanese castle. Please note that futamono are larger than kogo for holding incense, but are by no means big. Futamono are also