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Height 6.0cm
Diameter 7.0cm
Hiroshi Nakajima, who built a kiln on the site of the old Yumino kiln in his hometown and won awards such as the Japan Ceramic Art Association Award, was highly acclaimed for his original works, also known as "Nakajima celadon", and was certified as a Living National Treasure.
Although he used Chinese ceramics as a model, he did not end up merely copying them, and this sense of dignity --- This piece of "Nakajima celadon", which was born from the artist's unique realm beyond his research, is a treasure of modern ceramics that approaches Chinese ceramics. treasure.