A rare set of Suzu-yaki sencha utensils. The artist is Ko Nomura, who is also known as a leading figure in the revival of Suzu-yaki. He was certified as an Ishikawa Prefectural Traditional Craftsman in 1998 (the first in Suzu-yaki). Suzu-yaki, which follows the tradition of Sueki pottery, has a different atmosphere from tightly-fired pottery such as Bizen ware. The natural glaze goes well with the iron-rich, grayish soil. ■Contents ・Kyusu (tea pot) with a side handle ・Yuzame (water cooler) ・Five sencha cups ■Size ・Kyusu Height: approx. 6.8cm (including the lid knob) Length: approx. 14cm (including the spout and handle) Capacity: approx. 180cc (measured when full) ・Yuzame Height: approx. 5.2cm Length: approx. 11cm (including the spout) ・Sencha cups Height: approx. 4.6cm Mouth width: approx. 7.4cm ※Sizes are average values. There may be variations due to the handmade nature of the pieces. ※Please forgive any errors as these are amateur measurements. A tea whisk has been placed for size comparison, so please use it as a reference. ■Accessories Original box and pamphlets Regarding the condition, it is an antique from 40 years ago, but I believe it is in relatively good condition. However, please forgive any damage such as kiln flaws, minor stains, and scratches. The original box has some rubbing of the characters, damage, stains, and discoloration. Please understand that it is not possible to capture all the scratches and stains due to the nature of the items. There is also the possibility of overlooking other things, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfection. The items in the images are all that are included. ※Props for photography, such as the shooting platform, are not included. As I am not an expert, please make your judgment based on the photos. Also, the actual color may differ slightly from the color in the images.