Tsuboya-yaki from Okinawa Prefecture A wonderful piece by Hideyoshi Kinjo of Shutobo, featuring a mermaid design. ◆Size (slight variations may occur) Approx. 21.5cm diameter, 5cm height Can be used as tableware or displayed as a decorative plate. It has a string attached to the base for hanging on a wall, as it was when purchased. Hideyoshi Kinjo continues to challenge new methods of expression while inheriting the techniques, spirit, and traditional Tsuboya-yaki of the "Kinjo School," which has been passed down from Living National Treasure "Jiro Kinjo." I visited his studio and purchased this during a trip to Okinawa. I am selling it to organize my collection. It has been carefully stored wrapped in bubble wrap, so there are no noticeable scratches or stains. Shipping included. Please refrain from price negotiations. ⚠️Please purchase only if you understand the characteristics of handmade artisan pieces (individual differences due to natural effects such as the application of glaze, small air bubbles, small holes, and warping). #Yachimun #TsuboyaYaki #YomitanYaki #HideyoshiKinjo #JiroKinjo #KinjoSchool #DecorativePlate #7SunBowl (approx. 21cm) #7SunPlate (approx. 21cm) #Mermaid Also recommended for those who like: Seisei Omine of Omine Kobo Rei Katsuki of Kagetsu-sha Akemi Tagahashi of Kobo Iroha Mika Higashionna, Yojiro Kimura Osamu Makiya of Tobo Makiya Yoshiki Yamada of Tobo Dokajin Kobo Jikaku Ryohei Masuda bonoho Naori Sato, Makoto Sato Yukiko Taira, Ryoko Shinzato of Tsuchino Tane Yukiko Shibahara of Kobo Kokyu atelier qucchane jiccho Kaori Nakamura Yuki Touyama of Toki Kobo Mushinone Kaori Nakazato of Fukaen Aya Orio, Iku Orio of Kobo Futagodo Kyoko Kusudo of Hinemosu Notari Mari Yamashiro of Shimashima Potari Masayuki Miyagi of Miyagi Pottery Masaichi Kuba of Nanto-gama Tsuchinohi Issui-gama Ken Sugawara Tomohiko Machida of Kobo Machihiko Shu Nomoto of Nomoto Pottery Works Kyodo-gama