Genuine Guarantee Onimaru Setsuzan Original Work Suzuki Hyosaku Takatori Mizusashi Enshu Seven Kilns Lacquerware (Takatori Seizan) Fukuoka

(Size)
Mizusashi (freshwater container) maximum body diameter: approx. 15cm x height: approx. 16cm (up to the top of the lacquered lid knob)
Shared box width: approx. 17cm x depth: approx. 17cm x height: approx. 20.4cm

(Product Description)
This is a Takatori Mizusashi by the potter Yukiyama Onimaru from Fukuoka Prefecture, in excellent condition with no damage, and comes with a shared wooden box.
The lacquered lid has been crafted by the lacquer artist Hyosaku Suzuki.
The box is a shared box by Yukiyama Onimaru and Hyosaku Suzuki.
Although difficult to see, the lacquered lid also bears the signature Hyosaku.
The condition of the artwork is good.
You can enjoy using it as is, or display it.
The bottom of the piece is stamped with Takatori and Yukiyama.
The flow of the applied glaze is very beautiful and elegant.
You can enjoy using it in tea ceremonies regardless of the season. 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 exhibited as purchased. Thank you for your understanding.

(Biography)
Yukiyama Onimaru (1872-1996)
Born in Koishiwara, Fukuoka Prefecture.
Initially trained under the Hakata doll craftsman Yoichi Okiai, then transitioned to pottery.
Opened the Takatori ware kiln in 1966 and became independent.
Since then, he has been selected for numerous exhibitions, including the Japan Art Exhibition, Western Art Exhibition, and Kyushu Yamaguchi Ceramics Exhibition, as well as holding solo exhibitions at department stores and joint exhibitions with his son.
Currently, his son, Hekizan Onimaru, is the kiln master.
His works are mainly traditional Takatori ware, with outstanding pieces in tea ceramics.
His pottery seal includes Yukiyama.

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