佐久間芳丘 Sakuma Hokyu (b1911) 松古窯 Shoko kiln Dragon design 松阪萬古焼 Matsusaka Banko yaki Kogo Incense Container with Original Box (Tomobako) / Japanese Tea Ceremony Utensil VA128 Poet

佐久間芳丘 Sakuma Hokyu (b1911) 松古窯 Shoko kiln Dragon design 松阪萬古焼 Matsusaka Banko yaki Kogo Incense Container with Original Box (Tomobako) / Japanese Tea Ceremony Utensil VA128 PoetDescription Sakuma Hokyu (b1911) Shoko kiln Dragon design Matsusaka Banko yaki Kogo Incense Container with Original Box (Tomobako) Japanese Tea Ceremony Utensil VA128 Sakuma Hokyu (b1911)Sakuma Hokyu is a pottery artist born in Mie Prefecture and is the fifth generation of the Shoko Kiln. Based on the traditional techniques of Banko yaki, many of his works are based on motifs of animals and plants. Kogo (Insense Container)A small container with a lid

STAIN & DIRT in the back of the mounting

Age: 1850-1899

and made his signature the lucky eight

1cm x 111cmMaterial: PaperTechnique: HandpaintedRoller ends: Bamboo

/ Takasago auspicious longevity painting Original Box W358

Born in Shiga Prefecture

He traveled all over the country

From the monastery on Cold Mountain

2cmMaterial: SilkTechnique: Hand PaintedRoller ends: Bone (DAMAGE)Weight: 680g including Appraised Box Condition

he became the supreme leader of the Edo Kano school

Cup3山賤があすのいそぎにとぐ鎌の 光りに似たる夕月夜かなYamagatsu ga asu no isogi ni togu kama no hikari ni ni taru yuuzukiyo kana Looking like the gleam of a sickle sharpened by a woodsman for his next day's work-the light of the evening moon

Shishimai dance