Tsugaru Lacquerware Chataku Set Japanese sake set 1958) is a female Kiyomizu-ware

1958) is a female Kiyomizu-ware potter from Kyoto

Seiza refers to a formal style that involves sitting with your legs folded and back straight

Also in 2006 he received the Sado shumei ‘Sou Saku’

They are generally made of bamboo and shaped like half a cylinder

This set comes with black lacquered box with a carved gourd carved on two sides

Tsugaru Lacquerware Chataku Set Japanese sake set 1958) is a female Kiyomizu-ware*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of ten Tsugaru lacquerware chataku from Aomori. This particular type of Tsugaru pattern is known as Kara Nuri. Kara Nuri is characterized by its smooth speckled appearance made with layers of sanded and polished lacquer. The chataku in this listing are made of wood and they feature dark green and black lacquer.