Joboji Lacquerware Natsume year of the dragon and it is often used

and it is often used to decorate tea utensils

He studied under Kato Tokuro and is best known for his exquisite Shino wares

Kamachi pottery uses a technique that creates unique patterns and burnt spots during the firing process

and this is because they are believed to have a cooling effect on the body

It also comes with a Japanese language profile about the potter

Joboji Lacquerware Natsume year of the dragon and it is often used*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Joboji lacquerware natsume tea caddy made around 30 years ago. The interior is black, and the exterior is coated with vermillion coloured lacquer decorated with makie ginkgo leaves, matsuba pine needles, and two tsubo tsubo pattern jars. Usually one tsubo tsubo jar is decorated with shell, but the shell part is missing