Genuine work , 13th generation Yokoi Gyuu, rare item!! Ungawa gold-splashed hakeme mizusashi, Hōzui-ken, contemporary master craftsman

(Size)
Mizusashi (water container) maximum body diameter: approx. 17.8cm x height: approx. 17.3cm
Shared box width: approx. 21.4cm x depth: approx. 21.4cm x height: approx. 23.8cm

(Product Description)
This is a Utsukushi Gold Maki Hake-me Mizusashi by the 13th generation Yokoi Gagyū, a potter from Nagasaki Prefecture. It is self-made, without damage, and comes with a shared box and booklet.
The condition is excellent.
It can be enjoyed as a decorative piece as is, or it can be used.
There is a carved signature on the bottom of the piece.
This is a very rare and valuable work.
It is a gorgeous and beautiful mizusashi with a gold maki hake-me pattern.
It can be enjoyed for use in tea ceremonies as is. Please check the images.

This is a release from a collector. Please check the images.
★This item was purchased in the Kyushu region.
It is being exhibited as purchased. Thank you for your understanding.

(Biography)
13th Generation Yokoi Gagyū (1925-)
Potter.
Born February 8, 1925.
From Nagasaki Prefecture.
Graduated from Arita Technical High School.
Real name: Nobuharu.
Successor of the Kihara Hake-me technique in Sasebo City, Nagasaki Prefecture.
Learned from his father, the 12th generation Gagyū, and succeeded to the 13th generation in 1961.
Dedicated to the inheritance and development of traditional pottery in the prefecture, including the restoration of Utsukushi ancient pottery.
Designated as a holder of Prefectural Intangible Cultural Property in 1975.
Selected as a Master Craftsman of the Modern Era in 1996.

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