EMPTY Shochu Bottle with Wooden Box decorative fruit bowl 7”) from the end of

7”) from the end of the spout to the back of the teapot

In 1972 he built a three-tiered semi-underground anagama kiln

*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 2215 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING

This piece is a little unusual as it depicts a bear carrying a salmon on a pole with its hungry cub in tow

Okamoto Tameji (1900-1958) was a Kyo-ware potter and pupil of Kawamura Seizan (1890-1967)

EMPTY Shochu Bottle with Wooden Box decorative fruit bowl 7”) from the end of*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an EMPTY shochu bottle with wooden box. The shochu is long gone, however the bottle and box were too nice to throw out and could be reused. The shochu was produced by a brewery in Kagoshima, so the bottle is most likely Arita ware. The original cork is still in the top, and it also comes with a turmeric coloured wrapping