Key Features

• ✔ This handcrafted Tamamoyaki tea utensil set includes a beautifully crafted lid holder and a traditional box, complemented by a piece of fabric for careful storage. The item has been preserved with extra care, wrapped in wrapping paper and fabric to maintain its delicate beauty. The soft, refined appearance of the glaze and the subtle variations caused by firing—such as crackling, glaze drips, charring, and burn marks—add to its unique charm and character. Originating from the Tamamoyaki kiln in Kagawa Prefecture, this piece reflects a rich history of Japanese pottery craftsmanship. The kiln was established by the first-generation master, Itsukie Jōhei, after training under the renowned Shimizu Rokubei, and continues to produce ceramics in Higashikagawa City under the leadership of the second-generation master, Itsukie Jōbi. The piece also has deep connections to the Chakai tea ceremony tradition of the Mushanokojisenke school, with historical ties to the first lord of the Sanuki Takamatsu domain.
• ✔ Key features include its authentic craftsmanship, historical significance, and the subtle beauty of the glaze work, making it a valuable addition to any tea ceremony collection or Japanese pottery enthusiast’s display.
• ✔ Item Specifics:
• ✔ C:Handmade: Yes
• ✔ C:Provenance: Tamamoyaki Kiln, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan
• ✔ C:Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ✔ C:California Prop 65 Warning: Not applicable
• ✔ C:Culture: Japanese
• ✔ C:Language: Japanese (inscriptions or markings)
• ✔ C:Color: Soft, natural glaze tones
• ✔ C:Material: Ceramic / Pottery
• ✔ C:Condition: Excellent, carefully preserved
• ✔ C:Dimensions: [Insert specific measurements if available, e.g., Lid Holder Diameter: X cm, Height: Y cm]
• ✔ C:Features: Includes lid holder, storage box, fabric wrapping
• ✔ C:Historical Significance: Associated with Mushanokojisenke

Specifications

Tea utensils, Tamamoyaki, lid holder, box included, fabric included