SMALL Pair of Okinawan Shisa beckoning shiba Through incomplete combustion without air

Through incomplete combustion without air

The second generation was known as ‘Wada Shinano Daijo Fujiwara Kunitsugu Gohei’ and he continued the casting tradition

It is also admired for its strength as its branches do not break under the weight of snow

and in 1953 he joined the Kyoto Ceramics Association

of course it may be used for tea practice as well

SMALL Pair of Okinawan Shisa beckoning shiba Through incomplete combustion without air*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a SMALL pair of Okinawan Shisa okimono made about 10 years ago by Nakagusuku Gama. They are made from a slip mould and decorated with greyish blue and light amber glaze, typical colours for shisa from Okinawa. This is a male female pair, and theyre just the right size to pop on a windowsill or small shelf. Nakagusuku Gama