Genuine work , 12th generation Takatori Hachizan (Michio) original Takatori Mizusashi, Takatori ware (Takatori Seizan), Fukuoka

(Size)
Water jar maximum body diameter: approx. 20cm x height: approx. 15cm
Shared box width: approx. 22.1cm x depth: approx. 22.1cm x height: approx. 18.7cm

(Product Description)
This is a Takatori Mizusashi (water jar) by the 12th generation Takatori Hachizan (Michio), a potter from Fukuoka Prefecture and the head of the Takatori ware family. It is a self-made piece, in perfect condition, with its original shared box and booklet.
The condition is excellent.
You can enjoy using it as is, or display it as an ornament.
The bottom of the piece has an impressed Takatori seal and a carved Michi signature.
The piece features two inward indentations on the surface, creating a dynamic form.
Combined with the flow of the glaze, it results in a very beautiful and elegant work.
It can be enjoyed in tea ceremonies throughout the year. Please check the images.

This is a release from a collector. Please check the images.
★This item was purchased in the Kyushu region.
It is being sold as acquired. Thank you for your understanding.

(Biography)
12th Generation Takatori Hachizan (Michio) was born in 1929.
He is from Fukuoka Prefecture.
His teacher was Takatori Seizan.
He is the 12th generation head of the Takatori ware family.
Born as the eldest son of the 11th generation Takatori Seizan, who is renowned as the restorer of Takatori ware.
He studied under his mother (Seizan) and was selected for exhibitions such as the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition, the Western Japan Ceramics Exhibition, and the Western Art Exhibition.
He has also held numerous solo exhibitions at department stores such as Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi and Osaka Takashimaya.
He respects the traditional techniques of Takatori ware and pursues the reproduction of old Takatori ware, primarily developing tea ceramics.

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