Sato Kazuko Uzukumaru Hanging Vase small grater There are marks on the

There are marks on the bamboo

The 10th generation Wada Minosuke moved away from casting bells and turned to casting kettles for the tea ceremony

and there are two holes enabling the plate to be hung on the wall (no string sorry

His first award came in 1973 when he received the Asahi Ceramic Art Exhibition Encouragement Award in 1973

They are made by cutting a hole in the top and soaking the gourd in water for about 20 days

Sato Kazuko Uzukumaru Hanging Vase small grater There are marks on the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a small Mino ware hanging vase made around 10 years ago by female potter, Sato Kazuko. It is wheel thrown and then moulded by hand to create a wonderfully organic landscape of form and colour. It has a hook on the back allowing it to be hung on the wall, and it also features a kushigaki comb pattern. The kushigaki pattern