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Kishu-ware refers to pottery that was first produced during the Edo period in modern day Wakayama Prefecture
and in 1986 he held an exhibition of tousai wares
In 1999 he was certified as a Traditional Take-Ittobori Craftsperson by the Kagawa Prefectural Government
It is wheel-thrown and both the interior and exterior are decorated with depictions of swallows and weeping willow
however I’m not sure if it was actually made there
KitsuneFox Mask #2 japanese windchime Kishu-ware refers to pottery that*SHIPPING HAS RESUMED IN SEVERAL PLACES, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING TO SEE WHAT YOUR OPTIONS ARE. This listing is for a lightweight kitsune mask covered with a thin layer of washi paper. During festivals in Japan its possible to see people wearing yukata and kitsune masks, particularly at harvest festivals with Shinto origins. Kitsune are believed to be messengers of Inari, the Shinto god associated with agriculture and protector of