Miyaji Eika Musashino Plain Chawan large raku serving bowl In 1971 he became Director

In 1971 he became Director of Nitten

Sengoku clan and the Matsudaira clan

It is made from a mould and the exterior is painted to create the illusion of wool

because it is thought that his radiance is infinite and can illuminate in ten directions without obstruction

Two years later he received the Tochigi Prefectural Cultural Encouragement Award

Miyaji Eika Musashino Plain Chawan large raku serving bowl In 1971 he became Director*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a very pleasant autumnal chawan made around 20 30 years ago by noted potter, Miyaji Eika. It is wheel thrown and is a copy of Nonomura Ninsei's 17th century chawan depicting the Musashino Plain. This is a beautiful hand painted piece depicting the harvest moon with gently swaying silvergrass. During autumn in Japan, we