Kinjo Jiro was involved in the pottery industry from his youth and studied under Arakaki Eitoku, known as the master of Tsuboya. After the war, he built a kiln in Tsuboya, Naha City, and worked to protect and develop Tsuboya ware under the guidance of Hamada Shoji and Kawai Kanjiro. In 1985, he was recognized as a Living National Treasure for his work on Ryukyu pottery. This is a tasteful sake cup decorated with shrimp, which is synonymous with the artist.
Diameter 7.2cm
Kinjo Jiro was involved in the pottery industry from his youth and studied under Arakaki Eitoku, known as the master of Tsuboya. After the war, he built a kiln in Tsuboya, Naha City, and worked to protect and develop Tsuboya ware under the guidance of Hamada Shoji and Kawai Kanjiro. In 1985, he was recognized as a Living National Treasure for his work on Ryukyu pottery. This is a tasteful sake cup decorated with shrimp, which is synonymous with the artist.