Kashihara Jingu Shrine Sakura Ema calligraphy set In 2017 they received the

In 2017 they received the Excellence Award in the SME category of the Nagasaki Institute of Invention and Innovation for their new style of kyusu called ‘ocha suri kyusu’ (tea grinder kyusu)

Ichino Hiroyuki (1924-2016) was a Tanba Tachikui-ware potter and one of the leading Tanba potters of the post-war era

worn lacquer

and their specialty is Edo style armour

This piece is a replica of Ogata Kenzan’s ‘Fukusa Suzume’

Kashihara Jingu Shrine Sakura Ema calligraphy set In 2017 they 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 wooden ema from Kashihara Jingu Shrine in Nara. Kashihara Jingu was built in 1890 at the site where Emperor Jimmu was said to have acceded to the throne in the year 660. The front of the ema is decorated with a view of the shrine during cherry blossom season. This ema was most likely purchased in the 1990s, and came in