Yoshimura Rakunyu III ‘Kaga-Koetsu’ Chawan set of five radish bowls and was most likely made

and was most likely made to commemorate the Year of the Ox back in 1997

the Encouragement Award at the Hagi City Art Exhibition

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Both the handle and the tip of the brush are made of bamboo

The glaze for black bowls is made from crushed black stones retrieved from the Kamogawa River in Kyoto

Yoshimura Rakunyu III ‘Kaga-Koetsu’ Chawan set of five radish bowls and was most likely made*FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES SHIPPING IS SET FOR EMS EXPRESS TO ALL AVAILABLE DESTINATIONS. This listing is for a splendid Raku ware Kaga Koetsu chawan made around 20 years ago by noted potter, Yoshimura Rakunyu III. It is hand turned and a replica of a chawan named Kaga Koetsu made by master craftsman, Honami Koetsu (1558 1637). It closely resembles Koetsus original in form and sculpting, and it has a low foot. The red slip is somewhat brighter than the