Takemura Rizaemon XII Utsutsugawa Kogo japanese okimono It is wheel-thrown and coated

It is wheel-thrown and coated in glossy ‘hijiri’ glaze

Iro-Nabeshima refers to coloured Nabeshima porcelain-ware

It is wheel-thrown and coated in blue and transparent white glaze

In 1958 was adopted into the Nosaka family in Yamaguchi Prefecture

and the Hokuriku Branch of the Nikko Association

Takemura Rizaemon XII Utsutsugawa Kogo japanese okimono It is wheel-thrown and coated*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an Utsutsugawa ware kogo made around 20 years ago by Takemura Rizaemon XII. It is wheel thrown, and the exterior is decorated with very faint Hakeme brushwork and a hand painted depiction of a white egret. This piece is suitable for holding both kneaded and woodchip type incense, although pottery kogo are typically used