
Tachi Masaki
245 - 255 ml/ 8.2 - 8.6 oz
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Tachi Masaki
235 ml / 7.9 oz
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Tachi Masaki
275 ml / 9.2 oz
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Tachi Masaki
295, 305 ml / 9.9, 10.3 oz |

Tachi Masaki
310-340 ml / 10.4-11.4 oz
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Tachi Masaki
290 ml / 9.8 oz
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Tachi Masaki
150 ml / 5 oz SOLD |

Tachi Masaki
250 ml / 8.5 oz
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Tachi Masaki
70ml / 2.3 oz |

Tachi Masaki |
Otsuki Shun |
 Otsuki Shun 100 ml - 125 ml / 3.3 oz - 4.2 oz
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 Otsuki Shun 180 ml - 220 ml / 6 oz - 7.4 oz SOLD
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 Otsuki Shun 140-170 ml/4.7-5.7 oz SOLD
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 Otsuki Shun 100 ml -110 ml / 3.3 oz - 3.7 oz
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 Otsuki Shun 100 ml / 3.3 oz SOLD
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 Otsuki Shun 90 ml / 3 oz SOLD
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 Otsuki Shun 105 ml / 3.5 oz SOLD
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 Otsuki Shun 120 ml / 4 oz
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 Otsuki Shun 100 ml / 3.3 oz SOLD
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 Otsuki Shun 100 ml / 3.3 oz
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 Otsuki Shun 120 ml / 4 oz SOLD
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Yamamoto Hiromi (1941 - 2022) |

Yamamoto Hiromi 320 ml / 10.8 oz SOLD
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Yamamot Hiromi 285 ml / 9.6 oz
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Yamamoto Hiromi 270 ml / 9.1 oz SOLD
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Yamamot Hiromi 770 ml / 26 oz SOLD
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Yamamoto Hiromi 450 ml / 15.2 oz SOLD
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Jitsuzan II |

Jitsuzan II 295, 305 ml / 9.9, 10.3 oz
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Jitsuzan II 240 ml / 8.1 oz
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Jitsuzan II 310 ml / 10.4 oz |

Jitsuzan II 290 ml / 9.8 oz SOLD
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Jitsuzan II 250 ml / 8.4 oz |
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Mori Iroku IV |

Iroku IV 190 ml / 6.4 oz |

Iroku IV 220 ml / 7.4 oz
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Iroku IV 260 ml / 8.7 oz |
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Iroku IV 180 ml / 6 oz SOLD |
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Mori Iroku III (1936-2014) |
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Iroku III 230 ml / 7.7 oz SOLD
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Iroku III(small) 80 - 90 ml SOLD |

Iroku III 75 ml / 2.5 oz SOLD
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Beiraku 250 ml / 8.4 oz
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Hayashi Shikou 900 ml / 30.4 oz
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Taisen 180 ml / 6 oz
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Seigetsu kiln 160 ml / 5.4 oz
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Seigetsu kiln 350 ml / 11.8 oz
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Mizutani Kiyoshi
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Hironaga kiln |
Kawakita Handeishi & Hironaga kiln
Handeishi is exceptional in that he started his career as an amateur, without the benefit of family connections or an
apprenticeship to a craftsman.
Born in Osaka in 1878 to a wealthy family, the young Handeishi showed an early interest in art. However he chose a different career path, becoming a bank director at the age of 25.
While climbing up the career ladder at the bank, Handeishi pursued his artistic studies, becoming acquainted with major figures
in the art world. In 1913 he made trips to China
and Korea, bringing back various types of clay.He is also reputed to have visited ancient kilns
to further his knowledge of traditional techniques and glazing methods.
He also devoted a lot of energy to the practicalities, procuring land (Chitose mountain)
in the city of Tsu (Mie pref.) and building his own climbing kiln. His first successful firing was in 1934.
Handeishi retired from the bank in 1942 and in 1946 moved his whole kiln from Chitose to its present location in Hase, setting up the Hironaga kiln
and handing down his knowledge to his apprentices.
Handeishi's died in 1963 but the Hironaga kiln is still very active , producing a variety of wares
using many different techniques. The majority of the pieces are traditional tea ware, created according to old-style methods and trusted
techniques.
* Some of the pieces featured on this page are not signed. All the pieces regardless of whether or not they have marks, are guaranteed as
authentic Hironaga items. |
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