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The torso is wrapped with paper and often bears to seal of the craftsman
In 1984 he exhibited at a tableware exhibition at Umeda Daimaru Department Store in Osaka
There’s writing on the back which may or may not be a signature
as well as a shallow chip on one side (photo 10)
however its nice round shape makes it perfect for holding kneaded incense as well
'Fuji-san' Yuzen-dyed Fukusa Cloth small arita plates The torso is wrapped with*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Yuzen dyed fukusa cloth made around 20 years ago. A fukusa is a square silk cloth used for purifying tea utensils during the tea ceremony. The fukusa in this listing is made of double layer silk, and features a printed version of Fuji san by Buddhist monk Shimizu Kosho (1911 1999). The handwriting on the bottom of the
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