Kojima Keitaro Tea Vase dragon junishi 4cm (4”) from side to

4cm (4”) from side to end of handle

In 1974 he submitted work to the Vallauris International Ceramic Art Exhibition held in France

In the early 1900s Shoji Hamada took Mashiko-ware to a whole new level when he began promoting the mingei folk art movement

and this piece has a gently undulating rim

Eventually tea will be absorbed into these natural cracks

Kojima Keitaro Tea Vase dragon junishi 4cm (4”) from side to*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a vintage vase made around 30 years ago by noted potter, Kojima Keitaro. It is wheel thrown and made of high fired stoneware clay. The front is decorated with black slip markings over rice husk glaze, and there are two small mimi handles on the shoulders. Its shape is influenced by Bizen ware, and this piece has a quiet