RESERVED - Hisamoto Koichi Wood-Fired Bizen Vase vintage hashioki In 1997 he was awarded

In 1997 he was awarded the 20th Anniversary Commemoration Grand Prize at the Yamaguchi Branch of the Japan Art and Crafts Exhibition

and the Awata entrance was the one connected to Tokyo

as well as the Hyogo Technical Fine Arts Exhibition

Giyaman refers to glass products created during the Edo period

such as near a heater

RESERVED - Hisamoto Koichi Wood-Fired Bizen Vase vintage hashioki In 1997 he was awarded*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a wood fired Bizen ware vase made around 20 years ago by Hisamoto Koichi. It is wheel thrown and fired in a noborigama chamber kiln. This particular type of Bizen ware is known as the goma sesame type, because of the light brown colour on the surface resembling sesame seed paste. This colouring is the result of red pine