● Keigama, Seiko Higaki Born in Kyoto as the eldest daughter of the first Takara Higaki. Studied pottery techniques at the Kyoto Municipal Industrial Experiment Station for two years from 1970. Studied under her father, the first Takara Yorikami, from around 1972. Studied under her grandfather, Takuhaku Yorikami, a Unge-yaki clay brazier craftsman, and began creating works. After her father's death in 1983, her mother succeeded him as the second Takura, and she began her career as an artist, using the name Seiko. Since her first solo exhibition in 1989, she has held numerous solo exhibitions throughout the country. There are no cracks or chips, and the condition is good. Please check the images and purchase with your understanding.