Housen Kiln Wisteria Chawan crab tea bowl The family kiln is now

The family kiln is now headed by his son

Marumono craftspeople specialise in applying lacquer to round pieces such as bowls and sweets containers

These plates are suitable for serving sweets or can be used for side dishes during special meals

and in 1985 he participated in a ceramics exhibition at Daiwa Department store in the Korinbo shopping district of Kanazawa

Jotaro studied in Kyoto and then returned to Mino where he opened a kiln specialising in overglaze enamel teaware

Housen Kiln Wisteria Chawan crab tea bowl The family kiln is now*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 chawan made around 20 years ago by Housen Gama. It is wheel thrown and is decorated with purple and white wisteria plumes. Wisteria typically bloom in May and are regarded as a symbol of good luck, success and longevity. Their purple colour is linked to nobility, and they are frequently used to decorate