花瓶 - Signed Nose Susumu / 日本复古陶瓷花瓶（高29cm）, 陶器 - 日本 (没有保留价)

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[Tea Ceremony Utensils] Sorori Flower Vase by Susumu Nose of Touwaka Kiln
This "Sorori" shaped flower vase is made by Susumu Nose of Touwaka Kiln, drawing on the traditions of Kyoto ware and his many years of training at Eiraku Zengoro (pottery workshop), one of the Ten Craftsmen of the Senke School of Tea Ceremony. The slender, elongated neck and the beautifully curved base add a touch of elegance to the alcove.

■ Features of the Piece
Refined Form:
The "Sorori" shape, long cherished, is characterized by its slender and refined silhouette. As a single-flower vase, it elegantly showcases seasonal tea ceremony flowers.
Glaze Texture:
A deep glaze is complemented by a flowing white variation from the top, resulting in a richly visually appealing finish. Its profound texture reveals different expressions depending on the light, making it truly captivating.

Proven Technique:
Highly regarded for his reproductions of famous tea caddies, Mr. Nose's thin, well-proportioned, and exquisite molding technique shines through.

■ Artist Profile: Susumu Nose (Toujaku Kiln)
1965: Born in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture
1984: Graduated from Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Artisan Training School
Apprenticeship: Joined Eiraku Zengoro (pottery factory), one of the Ten Craftsmen of the Senke School, and honed his skills for 17 years.
2000: Left the company and established Toujaku Kiln.

■ Product Details
Artist: Susumu Nose (Artistic Name: Toujaku)
Subject (Type): Sorori Flower Vase (Crane Neck)
Accessories: Original Box (Paulownia Wood Box)
The lid of the box is inscribed with "Sorori Flower Vase" in a tasteful brushstroke, along with the signature and seal of Toujaku Kiln, guaranteeing its authenticity.

■ Condition
From the images, no noticeable scratches or chips are visible on the main body, indicating that it has been well cared for and is in good condition. The original box may show slight discoloration due to age, but this does not detract from its antique or art-like appearance.

29*7*7cm
Total 667g

(J1115)