Ichinose Sōtatsu Work, Takamura Hyōkei Work Lacquered Lid Added, Sahari Copper, Twisted Plum Mizusashi (Freshwater Jar), Karado (Bronze) Tea Ceremony Utensil

Product Contents:
- Mizusashi (water container)
- Lacquered lid
- Tomobako (original box with four-sided lid)
- Cloth (with seal)

The lacquered lid is a creation of Kashu Takamura Hyōke and was made to accompany this mizusashi.
The lid features a design of twisted plum blossoms and is in beautiful condition with no noticeable scratches.

The mizusashi is a work by Tōdōshi Ichinose Sōtatsu.
This item has some scuff marks and uneven coloring on the sides, so please check the enlarged images.

Overall, it is in good condition, but please understand that this is a used item.

The color is a lovely shade between silver and bronze.
It has the characteristic hue of sahari, giving it an elegant appearance.
It will be a great addition to tea ceremonies using Shōō-dana or Fukuro-dana shelves.

We will pack it as carefully as possible for shipping.
Thank you for your understanding.

Dimensions:
Height (including lid): 11 cm
Diameter: 21 cm

◆Artist Biography Below◆

Ichinose Sōtatsu (4th generation)
A metalworker from Takaoka.
Studied under the 3rd generation Sōtatsu.
The 4th generation, Shintarō (Sōtatsu), succeeded the name Sendai Sōtatsu.
Member of the Toyama Prefectural Artists Association, member of the Takaoka City Art Artists Federation, director of the Takaoka City Art Society.

We have heard that he has since retired from business.