Koyo - This pot boasts an intricate and beautiful namako glaze that isn’t instantly recognizable as a Koyo pot. I chose this based on that deviation from the “norm”, so to speak. A stellar pot and one that could be collected or used.
This pot is new old stock, unused, and has the Koyo square chop (stamp) on the bottom. I’m proud to offer you pots that I find fantastic. Thank you very much for your interest. Enjoy 😊
Outer dimensions:
6-1/16” x 4-5/8” x 1-15/16” tall
Condition: New Old Stock
Potter/Kiln Info: Koichirou Aiba, born in 1944, stands as one of Japan's esteemed potters, having garnered significant popularity. Although recently deceased, he shared familial ties as the husband of 'Kouso' and the father of 'Juko' (Kuniaki Aiba). The legacy extends further with Juko currently overseeing the Koyo kiln, established by Koichirou in 1970. Notably, Koichirou hails from a lineage of potters, although their expertise traditionally extends beyond the realm of bonsai containers.
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