Miyata Yutaka Banko-ware Mizusashi dounyuu utsushi chawan He also developed the usuzumi

He also developed the usuzumi technique

It is made of high-fired stoneware and has a reasonably deep shape for whisking

4”) not including the handle x 20

The signature of the potter can be found on the bottom of each piece (except the bottom of one cup)

It was not until the Meiji Period that people began to appreciate the raw beauty of plain white porcelain

Miyata Yutaka Banko-ware Mizusashi dounyuu utsushi chawan He also developed the usuzumi*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 1515 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND MESSAGE US IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO UPGRADE TO EMS EXPRESS. This listing is for a hand painted Banko ware mizusashi made around 20 30 years ago by noted potter, Miyata Yutaka. It is wheel thrown and features red and white plum blossoms over a hakeme base. Hakeme is a Korean technique of painting white slip onto stoneware with a stiff brush. It