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Takasuke Kiln Kyusu Tokoname-yaki

Takasuke Kiln Kyusu Tokoname-yaki

This mini kyusu tea pot is made for steeping high grade sencha, kabusecha, or gyokuro in small amounts. Officially designated kyusu of the Nihoncha Instructor's Association.

  • Volume: 100 ml
  • Tradition: Tokoname-yaki
  • Artist Profile: Hiroshi Kita 喜多浩資
    • 1958 Born as the first son to the Takasuke Kiln
    • 1981 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Ceramics School
    • 1982 Graduated from the Kyoto Prefectural Industrial Center Porcelain Course
    • 1982 Apprenticed with master ceramics artisan Morisato Toraku in Yamashina, Kyoto.
    • 1984 Began work as ceramics artisan in Tokoname
    • 1986 Winner of Tokoname Ceramics Choza Award
    • 1995 Winner of Tokoname Ceramics Choza Award
    • 1997 Honorable mention Japan Craft Exhibition
    • 1997 Winner of Tokoname Ceramics Choza Award
    • 1998 Honorable mention Japan Craft Exhibition

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Takasuke Kiln Kyusu Tokoname-yaki

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This mini kyusu tea pot is made for steeping high grade sencha, kabusecha, or gyokuro in small amounts. Officially designated kyusu of the Nihoncha Instructor's Association.

  • Volume: 100 ml
  • Tradition: Tokoname-yaki
  • Artist Profile: Hiroshi Kita 喜多浩資
    • 1958 Born as the first son to the Takasuke Kiln
    • 1981 Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Ceramics School
    • 1982 Graduated from the Kyoto Prefectural Industrial Center Porcelain Course
    • 1982 Apprenticed with master ceramics artisan Morisato Toraku in Yamashina, Kyoto.
    • 1984 Began work as ceramics artisan in Tokoname
    • 1986 Winner of Tokoname Ceramics Choza Award
    • 1995 Winner of Tokoname Ceramics Choza Award
    • 1997 Honorable mention Japan Craft Exhibition
    • 1997 Winner of Tokoname Ceramics Choza Award
    • 1998 Honorable mention Japan Craft Exhibition

Note: Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings.

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