Sasaki Shoraku Aka-raku Shimadai Chawan japanese paulownia tray Yamamoto Suisho VI (b

Yamamoto Suisho VI (b

It has some scratches and a very slightly wobbly bottom

they are used for the measuring and preparation of matcha tea

Myochin Muneyuki belonged to a prestigious family of Himeji ironsmiths spanning 53 generations

and in 1988 his work was selected for the 27th Hokuriku Chunichi Art Exhibition

Sasaki Shoraku Aka-raku Shimadai Chawan japanese paulownia tray Yamamoto Suisho VI (b*SHIPPING IS SET FOR EMS EXPRESS TO ALL AVAILABLE DESTINATIONS FOR INSURANCE PURPOSES. This listing is for a pair of immaculate condition aka raku shimadai chawan made around 20 years ago by Sasaki Shoraku III. Shimadai chawan are a husband and wife tea bowl pair intended for auspicious occasions such as New Year. Shimadai bowls are usually aka raku, and the larger one is always silver and the smaller one gold. The bowls in this listing are coated in