Incense container Happy mouse　raku pottery　 Rakunyu hotsell kiln made in Japan

Material: Ceramic

Size: 6cm (length), 3.5cm (width), 5cm (height)



Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with　paper box



This is an incense container, Nezumi Fukutawara, by Rakuiri, a Kyoto pottery company.

A lovely mouse sitting on top of a rice bale.

When you decorate or wear an ornament of the Chinese zodiac, it brings good hotsell luck for the year.
They are also popular as good luck charms to ward off misfortune.

The size of the figurine is cute enough to fit in the palm of your hand.

The gentle expression on the face shows the kindness of the creator.
The warmth of Raku ware makes the bales plump and the faces of the children soft.

The inside of the incense container is glazed.

The warmth of the clay of Raku ware can be felt in ornaments, incense containers, and other decorative items, which increases their appeal.

Product No. 11001 Zodiac sign, Raku incense container, Fuku-bale, Raku container
Size: 6cm (length), 3.5cm (width), 5cm (height)

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Ceramic History Yoshimura Rakuiri

Rakuiri III
1959 Born in Kyoto, the eldest son of Rakuiri II.
1982 Graduated from Doshisha University, Faculty of Economics
1983 Completed a ceramics course for successors in traditional industries at the Kyoto Municipal Industrial Research Institute
1984 Graduated from the Molding Course of the Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Art Training School, and studied under his father, Yoshimura Rakuiri Ⅱ.
1986 Joined the ceramic group Chellamista
1989 Participated in a number of group exhibitions, and founded and presided over the Rakuirigama studio.　
1993 Participated in the Kyoto Kiyomizu Pottery Paris Exhibition and was selected.
2000 Received the mark of Shigeo from Kumagai Ryusho of Sennyu-ji Temple.
2002 Shigeo Yoshimura Exhibition (Kochi Daimaru, Hakata Daimaru)

2003 Yoshimura Shigeo Tea Ceremony Pottery Exhibition (Takashimaya, Kyoto)
2004 Assumed the name of Manpuku-do Yoshimura Rakuyu