Genkuro Kiln, Ken Kato Deeply fascinated by the unique beauty of Shino and Oribe ware from the Momoyama period, considered masterpieces among ancient Japanese ceramics, he researches and creates pottery to breathe new life into the traditions left by his ancestors. Numerous solo exhibitions. *Size (approx.)* Height: 5.8 cm Width: 23.5 cm *Size Reference* Please refer to the chasen (tea whisk). (Chasen and plate stand are not included.) *Condition* No cracks or chips, in good condition. Includes a pottery history certificate, a cloth, and a wooden box. ___________________ *Instant purchase OK* *Before shipping* We will inspect the item again to ensure there are no issues. *Packaging* We will use cushioning materials and deliver with careful packaging. *Shipping* We plan to ship within 2-3 days. Shipping may be delayed when we are away. *Feedback* If there is any damage during shipping, please contact us before leaving feedback, and we will address the issue. We look forward to your purchase.