安藤日出武 Ando Hidetake Japanese tea ceremony utensil, 5 Yunomi Teacups 茜志野 Akane Madder red Shino ware 仙山窯 Senzan kiln with Original Box / Tomobako V684 Poet He is also said to

He is also said to be an incarnation of Miroku Bosatsu

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野口幽谷 Noguchi Yukoku (1825-1898)

Signature: 龍子 Ryushi

Signature: 前大徳誡堂 Zendaitoku KaidoSeal: 龍寶 Ryoho 誡堂 Kaido Artist's detail: 1898-1984

安藤日出武 Ando Hidetake Japanese tea ceremony utensil, 5 Yunomi Teacups 茜志野 Akane Madder red Shino ware 仙山窯 Senzan kiln with Original Box / Tomobako V684 Poet He is also said toDescription Ando Hidetake Japanese tea ceremony utensil, 5 Yunomi Teacups Akane Madder red Shino ware Senzan kiln with Original Box Tomobako V684 Ando Hidetake (b1938)Mino, Shino ware potter of Senzan kiln. He is a Gifu Prefecture Important Intangible Cultural Property and Tajimi City Intangible Cultural Property. ShinoShino ware (Shino yaki) is Japanese pottery, usually stoneware, originally from Mino Province, in present day Gifu Prefecture, Japan.