Kyo-ware Crane Kogo japanese saucers some exposed wood

some exposed wood

This listing is for a pale blue chasen tea whisk shaper

In 1950 he began working at the Tochigi Prefecture Ceramic Research Centre

In 1955 a vase was chosen and donated to the Mikasa-no-miya imperial household

Kyo-ware Crane Kogo japanese saucers some exposed wood*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Kyo ware kogo made around 40 years ago and signed Mizutani. It is hand shaped and moulded to resemble a nesting crane, and lightly trimmed with dark coloured glaze with a layer of clear glaze over the top. Cranes are auspicious and thought to live for 1000 years, so they are often associated with longevity. Its size and