Bol à matcha / Tanaka Juho Ninsei Senmen Chiri
Bol à matcha / Tanaka Juho Ninsei Senmen Chiri
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Tanaka Juhō
His father, Tanaka Juhō, came from a line of ceramists, his grandfather being the first Kuse Kyuhō.
He dedicated his life to pottery under the tutelage of his aunt, the second generation of Kuse Kyuhō.
In 1974, after the death of the second generation Kyuhō, it became independent.
He received the craftsman name "Juhō" from the master Takeda Eishū, chief abbot of the Kennin-ji temple.
Recognized as a master craftsman of traditional arts by the Minister of Commerce and Industry.
Advisor to the Kyoto Traditional Ceramics Association, Niryōkai.
Blog posts
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New Year in the world of Japanese tea
In Japan, they say that the New Year of Tea takes place in November and not on January 1st. This is explained by the seasonality of the tea leaves and...
New Year in the world of Japanese tea
In Japan, they say that the New Year of Tea takes place in November and not on January 1st. This is explained by the seasonality of the tea leaves and...
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Maintenance and cleaning of tea utensils and ac...
Our advice for maintaining your kyusu, your chasen and other tea utensils and accessories.
Maintenance and cleaning of tea utensils and ac...
Our advice for maintaining your kyusu, your chasen and other tea utensils and accessories.
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The birth of the Maruyama Nori house in 1854 in...
The birth of the Maruyama Nori house in 1854 in the world historical context If we can imagine that 1854 was now almost 200 years ago, it can be...
The birth of the Maruyama Nori house in 1854 in...
The birth of the Maruyama Nori house in 1854 in the world historical context If we can imagine that 1854 was now almost 200 years ago, it can be...
