Hagiwara Kazuko Ryukyu-ware Bud Vase kiyomizu crane okimono The bamboo used for chashaku

The bamboo used for chashaku gets its name from the colour of bamboo roofing in old thatched-roof minka

Bizen pottery is fired slowly over a long period of time

and his work was characterised by realistic and well-proportioned forms with precise chisel marks

His two sons

7”) x 11cm (4

Hagiwara Kazuko Ryukyu-ware Bud Vase kiyomizu crane okimono The bamboo used for chashaku*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small Ryukyu ware bud vase made around 20 years ago by female potter, Hagiwara Kazuko. It is wheel thrown and features yohen glaze over a high fired stoneware body. Yohen refers to changes that take place in the kiln that cause the glaze to run during firing. In this case the vase was dipped in transparent blue and