Large Hotei Kibori Okimono teaware This shape was favoured by

This shape was favoured by Sen no Rikyu and has been appreciated by tea and chabana enthusiasts for the past 400 years

and he held four solo exhibitions at various locations around Japan

and literature since the 11th century

which then melts into the glaze and creates a leaf pattern

and these works are sold at high end department stores throughout Japan

Large Hotei Kibori Okimono teaware This shape was favoured by*THIS ITEM WEIGHS 2360 GRAMS WITHOUT PACKAGING, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR SHIPPING DETAILS AND UPGRADES. This listing is for a reasonably large Hotei kibori okimono made about 70 80 years ago. Hotei is one of the shichifukujin seven gods of fortune. He is commonly depicted as bald, smiling, with a big belly, bulging ears, and a large sack slung over his shoulder. The Hotei in this listing is carved from a single block of wood and