Copper Mizutsugi Suichu Kettle wood fired shigaraki and this led to an

and this led to an interest in making teaware

and re-coating it can take up to one year to complete just one piece

He mainly produced teapots and tea cups

Shoji 1943) is a Hagi-ware potter and first generation master of Ooya Gama

Copper Mizutsugi Suichu Kettle wood fired shigaraki and this led to an*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a mizutsugi suichu kettle made around 60 70 years ago. It is made of copper with tin lining on the interior, and it has two handles that split in both directions. The spout has a lid, and the upper part of the kettle is decorated with an auspicious meander pattern which is commonly thought to symbolise the flow of life.