Bizen Hohin by Yamamoto Toshu, Tomobako

A refined Bizen ware hohin by Yamamoto Toshu [1906-1994], one of the most celebrated masters of modern Bizen ceramics and designated a Living National Treasure of Japan.The vessel is wood-fired without glaze, revealing rich natural firing effects in warm reddish, buff, and ash-toned surfaces characteristic of traditional Bizen ware. Its elegant proportions, broad spout, integrated ceramic strainer, and bamboo-form lid handle reflect both functional excellence and understated beauty for brewing fine Japanese tea.Yamamoto Toshu played a pivotal role in reviving the classical aesthetics of Momoyama-period Bizen ware while establishing his own distinguished style. His works are highly regarded by collectors and museums alike. This hohin is an excellent example of his mature craftsmanship and refined tea-ceremony aesthetics. Height: 6.3cm Length: 9cm Wide: 7.7cm

Condition
Good condition , showing minor soiling accumulated over time, typical of its age[See images for details]

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