Susutake Chago Tea Scoop #6 mini kimono ornament 1958) is a female Kiyomizu-ware

1958) is a female Kiyomizu-ware potter from Kyoto

All pieces are hand-painted and fired at 1300 degrees Celsius

In summer wooden kogo are used for holding chips of incense wood

They are wheel-thrown and feature biwa loquat glaze over a high fired stoneware base

5”) across x 12

Susutake Chago Tea Scoop #6 mini kimono ornament 1958) is a female Kiyomizu-ware*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a Takayama susutake smoked bamboo chago. A chago is a scoop for taking tea leaves from a chatsubo. They are generally made of bamboo and shaped like half a cylinder. The bamboo used for this particular chago gets its name from the colour of bamboo roofing in old thatched roof minka. Over time, bamboo roofing beams become