Miyaji Eika Iris Chawan tsukimi sake cups In 1951 he began studying

In 1951 he began studying at the Kyoto Industrial Technology Ceramics Institute

2cm (4”) across x 4cm (1

First the artisan marks lines on the base and carves them to make grooves along the surface

Japanese lanterns bear fruit from mid-summer to autumn

Miyaji Eika Iris Chawan tsukimi sake cups In 1951 he began studying*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a brand new Kyo ware chawan made by noted potter, Miyaji Eika. It is wheel thrown and both the front and back are decorated with purple and white irises. In Japan irises bloom from early to mid summer and are associated with the annual rainy season. Their elegant blooms can be found in parks and gardens across Japan, and