TOKUSEN NISHIMURA TEA BOWL PAINTED AUSPICIOUS PATTERN

■Explanation of the work
Kinya Shosou Zui Ogi Bunbun Towan(Tea Bowl, An Auspicious Gold-Colored Pattern is Placed Inside the Fan)
The pattern drawn in the matte tea bowl implies many meanings. On the outside of the matcha bowl, the fan draws a good luck, such as treasure ships, bamboo, and plums. The fan is said to have been born in hot and humid Japan, and it has been regarded as a lucky charm because the spread of the fan overlaps with the "image of good luck". Inside the matcha bowl is(Youraku Pattern)Is drawn. This pattern is a gimmick that was worn by the upper class of the ancient Indian Indian.(Youraku)It is said to be a formal design. These patterns reflect that Japan has been greatly influenced by continental culture such as China and India since ancient times.

■Work information
·size(mm)：Φ114/H77
·weight:260g
・ Material: Porcelain
・ Delivered in a paulownia box
・ From order to shipping1Month

■Writer introduction
1969Born in Kyoto.1993From the year, acquire technology at a ceramic school,1995Nishimura from the year德Fountain workshop(TOKUSEN NISHIMURA STUDIO)I have continued training.2019Five generations in the year Nishimura德Fountain(TOKUSEN NISHIMURA The 5th Generation)Name