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He also held a solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Department store in Tokyo
the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition from 2004-2007
however research relating to that small extra line suggests that this does indeed belong to the Honma Takusai I (1812-1891)
and various seasonal flowers
It first started when craftsmen came from Kyoto and started producing ironware such as tea kettles
RESERVED - Sasaki Shoraku Aka Raku Hira Chawan bajohai tea bowl He also held a solo*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a splendid aka raku chawan made around 20 years ago by Sasaki Shoraku. This piece is a badarai bowl, which literally means horse trough. It has a low body and wide horizontal proportions, with thick milky white glaze falling like a curtain. The stamp of the potter can be found on the bottom, and it comes with its original