Ishida Rainosuke Year of the Ox Okimono hisamoto koichi In Japanese ‘tsubame kitaru’ means

In Japanese ‘tsubame kitaru’ means return of the swallows

and Kyoto city purchased his work on two occasions

Ozeki Sakujuro Toen workshop keeps the traditional style of Inuyama-ware

Plastic Case:  H

The wooden box is discoloured

Ishida Rainosuke Year of the Ox Okimono hisamoto koichi In Japanese ‘tsubame kitaru’ means*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 okimono made by noted potter, Ishida Rainosuke. It was made from a slip mould and moulded to resemble a resting ox. The exterior features matte black glaze with gold trim. The ox has a blanket draped over its back and the blanket is decorated with plum blossoms, one of the three friends of winter. This piece