● Mulberry Wood Carved Umbrella Incense Container ● Second Generation Mitsuharu Kawamoto (Shosoken) Born in Kyoto in 1934 as the eldest son of the first generation of sashimono craftsman Mitsuharu Kawamoto. In 1950, he began training in sashimono under the first generation Mitsuharu. In 1984, he succeeded to the name of the second generation Mitsuharu. Held a commemorative solo exhibition at Takashimaya, Kyoto. Representative works include the "Mulberry Fan Shelf" and "Mulberry Mitsunari Shelf," both favored by Soshitsu Sen (Hounsai). The name Shosoken was given by the first generation from Tantansai Soshitsu. The condition is good. Please check the images and purchase with your understanding. The wooden box has some stains and scratches, so please be aware of this.