Nakata Kizo Takayama Thick Tea Chasen spring raku chawan Shapes vary to include jar-like

Shapes vary to include jar-like

In 1983 he was invited to participate at a special Kyo-ware and Kiyomizu-ware exhibition sponsored by the Kyoto Ceramics Association

It is quite large and moulded to resemble a white rat perched on a gold gourd

Fukutawara translates as lucky straw bale

Nakata Kizo Takayama Thick Tea Chasen spring raku chawan Shapes vary to include jar-like*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Takayama brand chasen made by Nakata Kizo in Nara Prefecture. It is made of black bamboo and is a tea whisk used by the Sohen ryu School, and its intended for preparing thick tea. Please note that chasen sold in paper boxes are firmly attached to one end, you need to very carefully but firmly remove it before use. Some