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In 1964 he received the Tokusen Hokuto Award at the Nitten Exhibition
Shimodo is a member of the Komatsu Artists Association
Also these bowls are what we call meoto style
however by the end of the Meiji period Awata-ware it began to lose popularity due to its unchanged designs and stains in the crackling
In 2002 she received the Kyoto City Traditional Industrial Technology Distinguished Service Award
Set of Five Urushi Peony Bowls vintage shigaraki In 1964 he received the*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of five urushi lacquerware bowls made around 30 years ago. They are coated in vermilion coloured lacquer and the lids are decorated with peonies. All five bowls are made of wood, and the peonies were created using the makie technique. Peonies have been grown in temple and court gardens for hundreds of years, and
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