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and he has worked tirelessly to develop new and original techniques for decorating tea utensils
as well as a shallow chip on one side (photo 10)
however its nice round shape makes it perfect for holding kneaded incense as well
The torso is wrapped with paper and often bears to seal of the craftsman
The stamp of the potter can be found on the base
'Fuji-san' Yuzen-dyed Fukusa Cloth small arita plates and he has worked tirelessly*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Yuzen dyed fukusa cloth made around 20 years ago. A fukusa is a square silk cloth used for purifying tea utensils during the tea ceremony. The fukusa in this listing is made of double layer silk, and features a printed version of Fuji san by Buddhist monk Shimizu Kosho (1911 1999). The handwriting on the bottom of the