Bol à matcha Iwasaki Shinjo Zeze-yaki iroe tsuta
Bol à matcha Iwasaki Shinjo Zeze-yaki iroe tsuta
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Shinjo Iwasaki
Born in 1913 in Shiga Prefecture, he was the eldest son of Kenzō Iwasaki, a ceramist who restored Zeze-yaki pottery, one of the seven traditional Enshū ceramics.
Graduate of the ceramics department of the Kyoto University of Arts and Crafts.
- 1985 Winner of the Shiga Prefecture Cultural Prize
- Designated as a craftsman of traditional arts and crafts of Shiga Prefecture
- 1987 Founder of the Zeze-yaki Museum
- 1991 Honored by the Ministry of Industry for his contributions to traditional industries
- 2009 : Deceased on October 26
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