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The chabitsu in this listing is made of cherry bark and the lid is decorated with a leaf-shaped pattern using different colours of bark
Their history goes back some 400 years when Lord Kuroda Nagamasa (1568-1623) assumed the position of daimyo and brought together a group of craftsmen during the construction of Fukuoka Castle
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In 1980 he participated in a four person group exhibition at Asahido Honten
In 1978 she graduated from a Kyoto Prefectural pottery school
Tanuki Moneybox #2 urushi lacquerware The chabitsu in this listing*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a whimsical earthenware moneybox with paper storage box. It is made of low fired earthenware and is moulded to resemble a pair of tanuki. Theres a coin slot in the back but it does not come with a rubber stopper in the bottom. This piece was made using a slip mould, so theres a small hole in the bottom covered with green