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and in 1955 he won the Governor’s Award at the Kyoto Prefecture Art and Crafts Exhibition (he won this award three times during his career)
Lake Kizaki is located at the foot of the Northern Japanese Alps mountain range
In 1992 he became certified as a Traditional Craftsperson specialising in Kyo-ware
The Ryusaku signature can be found on the front of the tray
There’s a patch of minor scuffing on the front and some scratches on the bottom
RESERVED - Ito Keiraku Bajohai Raku Chawan utsutsugawa-ware and in 1955 he won*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an aka raku chawan tea bowl made around 20 years ago by noted potter, Ito Keiraku. It is hand turned and the foot is extended to form a stem. This particular type of chawan is called bajohai, which translates as horseback cup. As the name implies, the stem of the bowl can be held in one hand while on horseback. It is said
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