Made by Munehiko Maruta Oku Korai Tokkuri
Dimensions: Diameter 8.5cm
Height 12.6cm
Box: Same box
The loquat color is beautiful and the stonework is the highlight.
This is a thin sake bottle that feels comfortable in the hand.
It seems like you'll be able to enjoy the changes as you use it.
[Ceramics history]
Born in 1961 as the second son of Karatsu potter Masami Maruta.
1980: Studied under Atsuya Hamada (third son of Shoji Hamada)
1984: Returned to Kuromuta (Takeo City, Saga Prefecture) and began making pottery
1987: Opened Uchida Saraya Kiln (climbing kiln)
2000 Sarayagawa Climbing Kiln (Citrine Kiln)
2002: Appeared on NHK BS "Utsuwa Yume Kobo"
2003: Appeared on the NHK BS special "Utsuwa Yume Kobo"
2008: Exhibited at Nomura Museum of Art's "Challenge to Goryeo Tea Bowls"
2018: Exhibited at the Kyushu Ceramic Museum "Things Enchanted by Old Karatsu"
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